Eocene Green River Diplomystus VF-GR-17-046 Jurassic This slab probably represents an

This slab probably represents an example from a shallow

gastropod grainstone and packstone

marlstone and lacustrine limestone (micrite

5 inches and is ½ inch thick

Middle Pennsylvanian

Eocene Green River Diplomystus VF-GR-17-046 Jurassic This slab probably represents anDiplomystus dentatus Green River Formation Middle Eocene Lincoln County, Wyoming This interesting specimen contains baby and juvenile examples of Diplomystus. This slab probably represents an example from a shallow, warm water facies of the Eocene lake that had good conditions for hatchlings. There are 5 Diplomystus fry skeletons and one fingerling skeleton. The slab is 27 cm by 17 cm. Diplomystus is an extinct genus of freshwater clupeomorph fish