Fossil Fish (Knightia sp.) - Green River Formation This is because is its

This is because is its close resemblance to the green leaves of the mallow plant

They would have spent most of their day eating to fuel their bodies

During the Victorian Period

Location: Kem Kem Beds

Not much is known about the origin of these bowls

Fossil Fish (Knightia sp.) - Green River Formation This is because is itsKnightia sp. is an extinct genus of freshwater bony fish that thrived in both North America and Asia during the Eocene Epoch (56 to 33. 9 million years ago). This Epoch took place during the Paleogene Period. This genus was first described in 1907 and is closely related to herrings and sardines. This is the state fossil of Wyoming and is considered the most commonly excavated fossil in the world. This fist had thick scales with conical teeth. Some of