Diplomystus & Priscacara & Banana Leaf Wyoming Green River Formation Fossil - 38" x 38" _labelcolor_#c80202de Keep your keepsakes safe in

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Diplomystus & Priscacara & Banana Leaf Wyoming Green River Formation Fossil - 38" x 38" _labelcolor_#c80202de Keep your keepsakes safe inDiplomystus Dentatus Priscacara Liops. Lower Eocene Age 50 million years ago. Green River Formation, Wyoming. Genus Priscacara is perhaps the most popular of the Green River fish fossils. A member of the Family Priscacaridae, the name Priscacara means "primitive head". Shaped rather like a sunfish, the genus sports sturdy, protective dorsal and anal spines. Among the two species, liops and serrata, serrata is uncommon. Liops is the smaller species,