https://mczbase.mcz.harvard.edu/guid/MCZ:VP:VPF-5350
Posted another specimen at the American Museum of Natural History in 2020.
https://louisvillefossils.blogspot.com/2020/03/notogoneus-osculus-fish-fossil.html
It was described in April 22, 1959 issue of American Museum Novitates in an paper entitled A New Species of Fossil Crocodile of the Genus Leidyosuchus from the Green River Beds by Charles C. Mook.
Learn more about the museum at https://www.amnh.org/
This fish fossil was on display at the American Museum of Natural
History (AMNH) in New York City in July 2018. The perch fish was
named Mioplosus labracoides (Cope, 1877). It
was found in the Green River Formation at Fossil Butte National Monument, Wyoming, USA and
dates to the Eocene Epoch. Accession number is AMNH 2972.
Learn more about the museum at https://www.amnh.org/
Here is a green alga fossil called Palaeonitella sp. (Kidston & Lang, 1921). It existed in the Devonian Period (417-354 million years ago). The fossil was found in Wyoming USA.
The fossil was on display in the Evolving Planet section of The Field Museum of Natural History in Chicago Illinois, USA as of August 2020. Accession number is PP49113.
Above is an image of a prawn fossil called Bechleja rostratasp (Feldmann, 1981). This prawn fossil dates to the Eocene Epoch between 54.8 and 33.7 million years ago. It was found Fossil Lake, Wyoming, USA.
The fossil was on display in the Evolving Planet section of The Field Museum of Natural History in Chicago Illinois, USA as of August 2020. Accession number is PF14047. They have an extensive collection of Fossil Lake fossils at the exhibit including holotypes.
Above is an image of a soft-shelled turtle fossil called Trionyx sp. (Geoffroy Saint-Hilaire, 1809). This turtle fossil dates to the Eocene Epoch between 54.8 and 33.7 million years ago. It was found Fossil Lake, Wyoming, USA. The French naturalist Étienne Geoffroy Saint-Hilaire (1772–1844) named this genus in 1809.
The fossil was on display in the Evolving Planet section of The Field Museum of Natural History in Chicago Illinois, USA as of August 2020. Accession number is PF1600. They have an extensive collection of Fossil Lake fossils at the exhibit including holotypes.
Above is an image of a fish fossil called Diplomystus dentatus (Cope, 1877). This fish fossil dates to the Eocene Epoch between 54.8 and 33.7 million years ago. It was found Fossil Lake, Wyoming, USA. The genus Diplomystus was named by Edward Drinker Cope (1840-1897) in 1877. It is an extinct herring like fish.
The fossil was on display in the Evolving Planet section of The Field Museum of Natural History in Chicago Illinois, USA as of August 2020. Accession number is PF12501. They have an extensive collection of Fossil Lake fish fossils at the exhibit including holotypes.
Above is an image of a fish fossil called Priscacara serrata (Cope, 1877). This fish fossil dates to the Eocene Epoch between 54.8 and 33.7 million years ago. It was found Fossil Lake, Wyoming, USA. The genus Priscacara was named by Edward Drinker Cope (1840-1897) in 1877. It is an extinct perch like fish.
The fossil was on display in the Evolving Planet section of The Field Museum of Natural History in Chicago Illinois, USA as of August 2020. Accession number is PF12571. They have an extensive collection of Fossil Lake fish fossils at the exhibit including holotypes.
The Smithsonian has a 3D scan of one of these fossil fish. If display window does not work go this this link: https://3d.si.edu/object/3d/priscacara-serrata-cope:b6bc8ca2-47b5-48c7-8aba-75c1fb97fbab
The picture is of a stink bug fossil. The specimen was found at Fossil Lake, Wyoming, USA. It existed in the Eocene Epoch about 54.8 to 33.7 million years ago. The fossil was on display in the Evolving Planet section of the Field Museum of Natural History in Chicago Illinois, USA as of August 2020. Accession number is PE 51408.
The picture is of a jumping spider fossil. The arachnid was found at Fossil Lake, Wyoming, USA. It existed in the Eocene Epoch about 54.8 to 33.7 million years ago. The fossil was on display in the Evolving Planet section of the Field Museum of Natural History in Chicago Illinois, USA as of August 2020. Accession number is PE 60320.
The picture is of a wasp fossil. The specimen was found at Fossil Lake, Wyoming, USA. It existed in the Eocene Epoch about 54.8 to 33.7 million years ago. The fossil was on display in the Evolving Planet section of the Field Museum of Natural History in Chicago Illinois, USA as of August 2020. Accession number is PE 60851.
The picture is of a bee fossil. The specimen was found at Fossil Lake, Wyoming, USA. It existed in the Eocene Epoch about 54.8 to 33.7 million years ago. The fossil was on display in the Evolving Planet section of the Field Museum of Natural History in Chicago Illinois, USA as of August 2020. Accession number is PE 60851.
The picture is of an wasp or bee fossil. The specimen was found at Fossil Lake, Wyoming, USA. It existed in the Eocene Epoch about 54.8 to 33.7 million years ago. The fossil was on display in the Evolving Planet section of the Field Museum of Natural History in Chicago Illinois, USA as of August 2020. Accession number is PE 60849.
