Description
This is a beautifully preserved 4.5″ Diplomystus fossil fish, discovered in the world-famous Green River Formation, Wyoming, USA. Dating back to the Eocene epoch (~52 million years ago), this fossil provides a fascinating glimpse into the prehistoric freshwater ecosystems of ancient North America.
Species: Diplomystus dentatus
Age: Eocene (~52 million years old)
Location: Green River Formation, Wyoming, USA
Size: 4.5 inches (see scale in photos)
Key Features:
Exceptional natural fossilization with fine bone details
Clear preservation of scales, fins, and skeletal structure
From the renowned Green River Formation – famous for high-quality fossil fish
A must-have for collectors, museums, and educational displays
From the Alice Purnell Collection – one of the world’s largest ammonite collections
100% genuine fossil with no restoration
Scientific & Collectible Value:
Diplomystus dentatus is an extinct predatory fish species that lived in ancient freshwater lakes of the Eocene epoch. These fish had a distinct upturned mouth, allowing them to prey on smaller fish species, such as Knightia. The fine-grained limestone of the Green River Formation ensured extraordinary preservation, making these fossils among the most sought-after in the world.
What You Receive:
- The exact fossil shown in the photos
- A Certificate of Authenticity verifying its legitimacy
- Secure, protective packaging for safe worldwide shipping
Why Buy From Us?
We specialize in high-quality, genuine fossils, carefully selected for scientific significance, rarity, and beauty. Every specimen is ethically sourced and professionally prepared, ensuring premium quality for collectors, museums, and enthusiasts.
An Incredible Gift for Fossil Collectors & Enthusiasts!
This stunning fossil fish makes an outstanding addition to any fossil collection, a beautiful display piece, or an educational artifact for paleontology lovers.
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