Eocene Green River Notogoneus VF-GR-16-041 Petrified Palm megalodon looked like a stockier

megalodon looked like a stockier version of the great white shark

These bones were associated with a partial Camarasaurus skeleton collected from our dinosaur quarry found in a clay lens that was deposited in an incised valley fill deposit

The name robber flies reflect their notoriously aggressive predatory habits

Mioplosus labracoides

These Lower Cretaceous ammonites are quarried commercially in Madagascar

Eocene Green River Notogoneus VF-GR-16-041 Petrified Palm megalodon looked like a stockierNotogoneus osculus Green River Fm (Middle Eocene) Lincoln County, Wyoming This specimen is the most perfectly preserved Notogoneus from our many years of collecting Green River fossils. The fish is 9 inches long and the overall plate measures 10 x 14 inches It is from the 18 inch layer and is not as large as most that are found. There is no restoration. In the Green River Formation this family of fishes is represented by this single genus and species.