Phareodus encaustus with unique taphonomy | 100% Natural Specimen | Green River Formation chatoyancy Their evolutionary history indicates a DIMVERT1

Name: Phareodus encaustus with unique taphonomy | 100% Natural Specimen | Green River Formation chatoyancy Their evolutionary history indicates a DIMVERT1
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Phareodus encaustus with unique taphonomy | 100% Natural Specimen | Green River Formation chatoyancy Their evolutionary history indicates a DIMVERT1

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Phareodus encaustus with unique taphonomy 100% Natural Specimen Green River Formation chatoyancy Their evolutionary history indicates a DIMVERT1 Their evolutionary history indicates a close relationship with both marine ancestors and other freshwater adapted crabs Pyrite crystals occur in many shapes and habits A fine layer of surrounding rock (matrix) was carefully removed using microscopic techniques Plate size approx: 42

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