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Mural 5001gm
Detail View: Priscacara serrata
Detail View: Large Diplomystus dentatus and a Knightia eocaena
Detail View: Priscacara serrata and three Knightia eocaena
Mural Back showing Cleat
Mural 5001gm

Mural 5001gm

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This large, irregularly shaped fossil mural was quarried from a dark limestone layer unique to our quarry. We call this stone "Mosaic Lake II." Mosaic Lake II is our premier fossil layer known for exceptional fossil preservation, bold textures, and a range of tan and gray colors. It is found at the bottom of the famous 18" or F1 layer in the formation. It appears as a single split or layer in the quarry. The fossils include Diplomystus, Priscacara, Mioplosus, and Knightia eocaena. They come from our private quarry in Southwestern Wyoming, part of the Green River Formation. The age is approximately 50 million years old, Early Eocene.

The mural is backed in wood with finished beveled edges. We have added a two-part French cleat to the back for easy hanging.

The fossil murals ship in custom-made wood crates and are fully insured against loss or damage.