A beautifully preserved fossil Knightia fish from the renowned Green River Formation of Wyoming, USA.
Dating to approximately 50 million years ago, this attractive specimen displays an articulated skeleton with clearly visible vertebrae, fin rays and tail, preserved naturally within a pale limestone matrix. The warm reddish-brown fossil contrasts beautifully against the stone, creating an excellent display piece.
The Green River Formation is famous worldwide for producing exceptionally preserved fossil fish, making specimens like this highly collectible and perfect for anyone interested in palaeontology or natural history.
Specifications
- Species: Knightia (possible identification)
- Geological Age: Eocene
- Approximate Age: 50 million years
- Formation: Green River Formation
- Locality: Wyoming, USA
- Fossil length: Approximately 6.2 cm
- Weight: 180 g
A larger and more detailed example that makes a wonderful display specimen for both new and experienced fossil collectors.
Please note: Fossils are natural specimens formed over millions of years. Variations, natural fractures, repairs and imperfections within the surrounding rock matrix are part of their geological history and contribute to the uniqueness of each piece.