Juvenile Diplomystus dentatus | Green River Formation | Wyoming Spino The wood's preservation suggests that fossil fish
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Juvenile Diplomystus dentatus Green River Formation Wyoming Spino The wood's preservation suggests that fossil fish The wood's preservation suggests that the area was once a subtropical forest Stones and crystals that go through having their materials swirled and reformed are referred to as brecciated The last known species of the Ellimmichthyiformes order went extinct sometime in the middle Eocene dentatus spawned in open water
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