010026 - Nicely Preserved Knightia Fossil Fish Eocene Green River Fm, Wyoming (USA) Pterosaur 48 in) It has a

48 in) It has a series of fractures which have been restored via the filling method

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Tooth 10: 48 mm (1

They do not belong to the same specimen

It preserves its lateral serrations very well defined

010026 - Nicely Preserved Knightia Fossil Fish Eocene Green River Fm, Wyoming (USA) Pterosaur 48 in) It has aMagnificent specimen with detailed preservation. You can see the whole bone structure as well as details of the jaw and its small teeth. From this type of fossilization, through taphonomy, many aspects of the original paleoenvironment can be learned. This type of preservation only occurs under certain very special circumstances, in the bottoms of lakes, with anoxic conditions, for example.