Knightia fossil fish. This relatively small and slender fish, now extinct, was very abundant in Eocene times. This sample of fossil-bearing chalk is from the Green River formation in Wyoming, USA. The fossils are 7-10 centimetres long, and are seen with a fossilized palm tree stalk.
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Creative#:
TOP07421844
Source:
達志影像
Authorization Type:
RM
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NO
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NO
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No
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