The Fossil Record: Green River Formation
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The Fossil Record: Green River Formation
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Eocene Stingray Fossil – Green River Formation, 50 Million Years of Natural Art 🪸🪶
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Eocene Stingray Fossil – Green River Formation, 50 Million Years of Natural Art 🪸🪶
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Watch the intricate process of uncovering a partial palm frond fossil from the Green River Formation, brought to life through detailed timelapse footage. Using an airscribe, the ancient leaf impressions are revealed layer by layer from the limestone matrix. This video captures the precision, patience, and artistry behind fossil preparation — transforming a block of stone into a window into Eocene history. 🌿⛏️ #FossilPreparation #GreenRiverFormation #Paleontology #fossil #wyoming #fossils #fossi
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Watch the intricate process of uncovering a partial palm frond fossil from the Green River Formation, brought to life through detailed timelapse footage. Using an airscribe, the ancient leaf impressions are revealed layer by layer from the limestone matrix. This video captures the precision, patience, and artistry behind fossil preparation — transforming a block of stone into a window into Eocene history. 🌿⛏️ #FossilPreparation #GreenRiverFormation #Paleontology #fossil #wyoming #fossils #fossi
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A HUNGRY Little Ancient Predator - Phareodus Fossil #fossils #greenriver #science #earthscience
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A HUNGRY Little Ancient Predator - Phareodus Fossil #fossils #greenriver #science #earthscience
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Wyoming Sunset at Fossil Butte: Green River Formation Exploration
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Wyoming Sunset at Fossil Butte: Green River Formation Exploration
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Fossil nighttime digging experience, green river formation, Eocene
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Fossil nighttime digging experience, green river formation, Eocene
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A truly exceptional Green River Formation specimen ✨ This plate features Atractosteus simplex (gar fish) alongside Diplomystus, preserved together in stunning detail. 📍 Eocene | 51.98 million years old 📍 Green River Formation, Wyoming 📍 In Stone Fossils – Private Quarry 🪨 Plate size: 40" x 56.5" 🐟 Gar fish: 27.5" long 🐠 Diplomystus: 16" This specimen is 100% natural with no repair or restoration. A rare and striking feature is the visible portion of the gar’s spinal column protruding throu
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A truly exceptional Green River Formation specimen ✨ This plate features Atractosteus simplex (gar fish) alongside Diplomystus, preserved together in stunning detail. 📍 Eocene | 51.98 million years old 📍 Green River Formation, Wyoming 📍 In Stone Fossils – Private Quarry 🪨 Plate size: 40" x 56.5" 🐟 Gar fish: 27.5" long 🐠 Diplomystus: 16" This specimen is 100% natural with no repair or restoration. A rare and striking feature is the visible portion of the gar’s spinal column protruding throu
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Heliobatis radians — a beautifully preserved freshwater stingray from the Eocene Epoch (≈51.98 million years ago), recovered from the Fossil Butte Member of the Green River Formation, Wyoming, USA. This specimen comes directly from our In Stone Fossils private quarry, prepared with precision and care. It is 100% natural — no inlays, no restoration, just pure fossil authenticity. #GreenRiverFormation #HeliobatisRadians #EoceneFossil #FossilPreparation #Paleontology #InStoneFossils #FossilButte #f
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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
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🦇 52 Million Years Old — and It Might Be Something Special.
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