Eocene Green River Multiple Insects IF-PCM-16-005 Jurassic As an added bonus there

As an added bonus there is an immature scaphite within the living camber of the baculite

the narrow concave venter is the smaller specimens becomes more rounded in larger shells

The slab is reinforced with a fiberglass backing and makes an excellent display on an easel stand

Their forelimbs were slightly shorter than their hind limbs

Eocene Green River Multiple Insects IF-PCM-16-005 Jurassic As an added bonus thereMultiple Insects Green River Formation Parachute Creek Member Middle Eocene Uintah County, Utah This is a very interesting assemblage of insects arrange in a linear strand. They include: Chilosia sp.(fly), Pronemobius sp.(cricket), Tipula sp. (crane fly), Dicranomyia sp. (crane fly), Sakenia sp.(gnat), and Limetopum sp.(ant). There are also several unidentified insects. Multiple insects on a single specimen are not unusual but this variety of insects