This exceptional Knightia cf. Alta fossil comes from the renowned Eocene Green River Formation, a site celebrated for its finely preserved fish fossils. Preserved in matrix, the specimen showcases brilliant skeletal detail, capturing the delicate anatomy of this prehistoric freshwater fish.
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This Knightia still has some scales visible, and the matrix also includes coprolite (fossilized fish excrement) towards the back of the fish, offering a small but fascinating glimpse into the ancient ecosystem.
Knightia, a small schooling fish that swam the ancient lakes of North America around 50 million years ago, provides a fascinating glimpse into Eocene ecosystems.
Age: Eocene (~50 million years ago) Origin: Green River Formation, Wyoming, USA Specimen: In original matrix, excellent detail
L14cm W10cm
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