Eocene Green River Wasp IF-PCM-16-046 Dinosaur teeth represents an early lacustrine phase

represents an early lacustrine phase of Lake Uinta and consists of approximately 29 m of interbedded clay-rich oil shale

instead they display a sugary texture and little wear

Allosaurus was a large bipedal predator

and the entire body is present

The four rear legs are long for skimming over the water's surface and the front pair of legs is short and used to capture food

Eocene Green River Wasp IF-PCM-16-046 Dinosaur teeth represents an early lacustrine phaseColemanus keeleyorum Fisher et al 2015 Green River Formation Parachute Creek Member Middle Eocene Uinta County, Utah This is a remarkable specimen of the recently described Braconid wasp. This example has superb preservation, and the entire body is present. The wings have excellent venation and are comparable to the type specimen. The antenna and stinger are exceptional. Also seen on the slab are two Dicranomyia primitiva and an exceptional Tipula sp.