Mycetophilidae Fungus Gnat Fossil

Insect fossil from the Parachute Creek Member of the Green River Formation of Rio Blanco County, Colorado.  This insect was called a Mycetophilidae Fungus gnat.  This fossil was magnified 40x with a microscope.  The rest of the images on this post were done with a microscope but not sure what they are.  They all were in the same rock plate.

Cecidomyiidae Gall Gnat Fossil

The insect gnat fossil called Cecidomyiidae Gall found in the Parachute Creek Member of the Green River Formation.  This insect existed in the Eocene Period and came from Rio Blanco County, Colorado.  Other fossil images not sure on their identification.  Fossils were magnified 40x with a microscope.

Indiana Scolecodonts

Scolecodont fossil from Madison, Indiana (Jefferson County) found in the Whitewater Formation.  This creature existed in the Ordovician Period.  Using the Dry Dredger scolecodont identification web page, this appears to be a Lobogenys (magnified 40x).  Note to reader, rest of images on page were taken with a microscope at 40x magnification.

This next fossil with its amber appearance is some sort of conodont. 

This next scolecodont might be an Arabellite.

This fossil is close up of the same fossil pictured at the beginning of the post so it is a Lobogenys.

This next fossil might be a Lobogenys as well.

This scolecodont with a fang still intact is probably an Arabellites.

This fossil could be a Colpogenys.

Not sure what this scolecodont is since it is missing quite a few teeth.

Another picture of the conodont shown earlier but photographed with a different type of light.

Unknown scolecodont fragment is the last picture.

Thanks to Kenny for the material to look through to find these.  So far I have found 13 scolecodont  pieces with four pretty much intact with one bag left to analyze.