Eocene Green River Aralia P-GR-16-Leaf001 Upper Cretaceous For is diminutive size is

For is diminutive size is had powerful pincers and could capture prey of a relatively large size

Catkins belonging to this genus are uncommon in the Green River deposits

marlstone and lacustrine limestone (micrite

This specimen is a very good example of one of the smallest of the Order Reptantia (lobsters) found in the Solnhofen deposits

to the west of Java

Eocene Green River Aralia P-GR-16-Leaf001 Upper Cretaceous For is diminutive size isUndescribed Leaf Family Araliaceae Green River Formation Middle Eocene Lincoln County, Wyoming This is a beautiful leaf from the Family Araliaceae. The specimen is part and counterpart. The leaf has superb venation, and the margin detail is excellent. This example is collected from the 18 inch layer. Fossil examples of the Family Araliaceae are undescribed in the scientific literature. There are over 250 living species found all over the world today