Fish fossils Diplomystus dentatus, the larger fish and Knightia eocaena Green River Formation, Wyoming USA
Diplomystus dentatus, the larger fish and Knightia eocaena fish 48 55 million years old Green River Formation Wyoming Eocene Epoch Courtesy Private collection of Adam Lindgren Ancient Lake Fossil Company Nisswa Minnesota ancientlakefossils com Photo by Dominique Braud Dembinsky Photo Associates www dpaphoto com
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Location: Wyoming USA
Photo credit: © Dominique Braud/Dembinsky Photo Associates/Alamy / Alamy / Afripics
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