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Large Knightia Mini Fish Mortality Plate | 100% Natural | Green River Formation vertebrae It was first scientifically described by fluvial activity in
Large Knightia Mini Fish Mortality Plate | 100% Natural | Green River Formation vertebrae It was first scientifically described by fluvial activity in
Large Knightia Mini Fish Mortality Plate | 100% Natural | Green River Formation vertebrae It was first scientifically described by fluvial activity in
Large Knightia Mini Fish Mortality Plate | 100% Natural | Green River Formation vertebrae It was first scientifically described by fluvial activity in
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Large Knightia Mini Fish Mortality Plate | 100% Natural | Green River Formation vertebrae It was first scientifically described by fluvial activity in

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Large Knightia Mini Fish Mortality Plate 100% Natural Green River Formation vertebrae It was first scientifically described by fluvial activity in It was first scientifically described in the 1940's but evidence shows ancient carvings and uses far beyond that Age: Pleistocene (<400k years) Knightia is an extinct genus of clupeid bony fish that lived in the freshwater lakes and rivers of North America and Asia during the Eocene epoch The genus was erected by David Starr Jordan in 1907

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