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RF14 Fossil Fish | Likely Knightia from the Green River #fossil #fossilfish #rockandfossilfiles

RF14 Fossil Fish | Likely Knightia from the Green River #fossil #fossilfish #rockandfossilfiles

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Step into the Eocene with this finished fossil plate from the Green River Formation. This piece features a beautifully preserved partial palm frond alongside multiple fossil fish, including Mioplosus, Cockerellites, and Knightia—all sharing the same ancient lakebed nearly 50 million years ago. From delicate plant material to predatory and schooling fish, this plate tells a full story of Wyoming’s ancient ecosystem. If you love fossils, fossil preparation, and seeing ancient worlds come back to l

Step into the Eocene with this finished fossil plate from the Green River Formation. This piece features a beautifully preserved partial palm frond alongside multiple fossil fish, including Mioplosus, Cockerellites, and Knightia—all sharing the same ancient lakebed nearly 50 million years ago. From delicate plant material to predatory and schooling fish, this plate tells a full story of Wyoming’s ancient ecosystem. If you love fossils, fossil preparation, and seeing ancient worlds come back to l

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picpac2026 on Instagram: "This viral video of splitting a limestone slab to reveal a Knightia fish fossil from Wyoming’s Green River Formation, dated to about 50 million years ago during the Eocene epoch. - The narration accurately depicts permineralization, where sediments buried the fish in an anoxic prehistoric lake, allowing minerals to replace tissues while preserving fine details like scales and fins. - These fossils, studied in works like Lance Grande’s 1980 research, offer rare snapshots

picpac2026 on Instagram: "This viral video of splitting a limestone slab to reveal a Knightia fish fossil from Wyoming’s Green River Formation, dated to about 50 million years ago during the Eocene epoch. - The narration accurately depicts permineralization, where sediments buried the fish in an anoxic prehistoric lake, allowing minerals to replace tissues while preserving fine details like scales and fins. - These fossils, studied in works like Lance Grande’s 1980 research, offer rare snapshots

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Pendles Prehistoric Fossil Shop | Knightia fish fossil from the green river formation in Wyoming, USA. Around 55 million years old (Eocene). #fossil #fossils #paleontology... | Instagram

Pendles Prehistoric Fossil Shop | Knightia fish fossil from the green river formation in Wyoming, USA. Around 55 million years old (Eocene). #fossil #fossils #paleontology... | Instagram

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“Wait… did they just destroy that poor little fish?! 😱” Don’t worry — Knightia eocaena are basically the popcorn of the Green River Formation 🍿🐟 — found in the quadrillions! So sometimes, we carefully prep through one to uncover what’s hiding underneath. And this time? Totally worth it. 👀 Beneath that tiny fish was a gorgeous fossil stingray — beautifully preserved for over 50 million years! 🩶✨ So yeah, sometimes you’ve gotta lose a fish to gain a ray. 😉 #FossilPrep #PaleontologyFun #Green

“Wait… did they just destroy that poor little fish?! 😱” Don’t worry — Knightia eocaena are basically the popcorn of the Green River Formation 🍿🐟 — found in the quadrillions! So sometimes, we carefully prep through one to uncover what’s hiding underneath. And this time? Totally worth it. 👀 Beneath that tiny fish was a gorgeous fossil stingray — beautifully preserved for over 50 million years! 🩶✨ So yeah, sometimes you’ve gotta lose a fish to gain a ray. 😉 #FossilPrep #PaleontologyFun #Green

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Preparing through another fossil presents a real challenge—especially when the overlying specimen is a Knightia eocaena, one of the most common fish from the Green River Formation and the Wyoming state fossil. Beneath this Knightia lies a more complete and delicate specimen currently being uncovered. Interestingly, one of our mortality layers produces a higher number of stingrays than any other layer in our quarry—something that could make for a fascinating research paper one day. #FossilPrepara

Preparing through another fossil presents a real challenge—especially when the overlying specimen is a Knightia eocaena, one of the most common fish from the Green River Formation and the Wyoming state fossil. Beneath this Knightia lies a more complete and delicate specimen currently being uncovered. Interestingly, one of our mortality layers produces a higher number of stingrays than any other layer in our quarry—something that could make for a fascinating research paper one day. #FossilPrepara

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RF22 Fossil Fish, likely Green River Knightia 39.8oz #fossil #shorts

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Fish Fossil Knightia From Green River Formation, Wyoming (US), Eocene Era, 52 Million Years Old Fossil Fish - Etsy

Fossil Fish Prep - One for Two.... False Alarm Fish!

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🐟Available 🐟 Link on comments👇 Double Knightia eocaena | 100% Natural | Green River Formation | Wyoming #fossils #fossil #paleontology #geology #greenriverformation #science #nature #prehistoric #fossilhunting #wyoming #fossilhunter #古生物学 #fossiladdict #extinct #love #palaeontology #rocks #look #ammonite #happy #digging #naturalhistory #rock #rocks #evolution #beautiful #extinct #naturalhistory | In Stone Fossils

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Bilimtüel on Instagram: "52 milyon yaşındaki Knightia Eocaena isimli balık fosili gün yüzüyle buluşuyor. Green River Formasyonu. Wyoming, ABD @bilimtuel ___________ 🇬🇧A 52-million-year-old fossil fish named Knightia Eocaena comes to light. Green River Formation. Wyoming, USA 📸 @instonefossils #bilimtüel #tarih #history #historical #historia #historias #histoire #historic #arkeoloji #arkeolog #arkeologi #arkeology #fosil #fossil #paleo #paleontology #paleontologia #paleontologist #fish #green

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Available 🐟 Knightia eocaena 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 Link in comments👇 #fossils #fossil #paleontology #geology #preparation #natural #nature #science #fossilhunting #prehistoric #love #greenriverformation #fossilhunter #real #minerals #ammonite #rocks #fossiladdict #palaeontology #drive #clean #naturalhistory #fish #paleontologist #paleoart #insane #geology

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Green River Fossil Fun - Knightia Prep in one session

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What a phenomenal day digging in the Green River formation, I present to you Mass mortality layer of Knightia eocaena!! | In Stone Fossils

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Hands still dusty from splitting layers, my heart skips a beat — there it is. Not just another Diplomystus or Knightia, but a Mioplosus, the predator of the ancient lake! 😀 #fossiltok #science #FossilDiscovery #Wyoming #fossil #fossilfish #fossils | Wyoming Fossils

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3.5" Fossil Fish (knightia) - Green River Formation, Wyoming. - Etsy

Knightia Fossil Prep, Deff Not a Mio - Part 2

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cleaning some really old fish (they dont fry well)#fossils #ancienthistory #knightia

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18 Inch Layer - Knightia Prep - Part 1

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A guest at Fossil Lake Safari checking off an item on her bucket list. A great split on a mass mortality layer of Knightia fossil fish. #fossilhunting #fossils #BucketListTravel #Wyoming | Fossil Lake Safari by FossilEra Adventures

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Yet Another Knightia Prep!

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Micro Air Abrasion Prep Test - 18" layer Knightia & non-wheeler trilobite

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고대 나이티아(청어)화석, Knightia eocaena

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If you are interested in understanding our work within the so-called “mini fish layers,” this provides insight into how we prepare specimens for both commercial and educational purposes. The species Knightia eocaena is the most abundant fossil fish recovered from the Green River Formation, representing a key component of its paleoecology. The sheer abundance of Knightia within these strata is almost immeasurable—comparable in scale to the sands of all the world’s beaches—underscoring the excepti

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Knightia Fish / fossil review #1

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instonefossils | fossils dig | Kemmerer Wy on Instagram: "Earlier I showed a Knightia eocaena being clipped to size. Delamination can happen, but when it does—this is the outcome you want to see."

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instonefossils | fossils dig | Kemmerer Wy on Instagram: "Customers from around the world love Knightia eocaena, one of the most abundant and iconic fossils on the planet 🌍🐟 Many of these particular specimens are heading to Europe, but we’ll have limited quantities available at the co-op in Tucson, Arizona, with a few select options on hand. Catch them while you can."

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