13.5" Diplomystus dentatus w/ fish in belly | Green River Formation | Wyoming Ichy which translates to "final"

which translates to "final"

a testament to the preparator’s skill and precision

Living members of the Osteoglossidae family:

Lepisosteus

*Rare* Multiple Fossil Clam Shells (Mercenaria permagna) with beautiful honey calcite crystals from Ruck's Pit in Fort Drum

13.5" Diplomystus dentatus w/ fish in belly | Green River Formation | Wyoming Ichy which translates to "final"Diplomystus dentatus with fish in belly Eocene (51. 98 Million Years Ago) Private Quarry, Green River Formation, Wyoming, USA Preparation by Carl Ulrich Obtained from the collection of Dr. William Rieger Plate approx. size: 16" x 9" Diplomystus approx. size: 13. 5" This specimen features a beautifully preserved Diplomystus dentatus with a smaller fish inside its stomach. This rare occurrence provides a glimpse into a dynamic ecological event that has