Marsh Fly Fossil (Plecia pealei) in Green River Limestone Ruby This fossil was discovered in

This fossil was discovered in the renowned White River Badlands of South Dakota

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5mm approximately and weighs 2

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Agate forms when silica-rich solutions slowly deposit in volcanic cavities

Marsh Fly Fossil (Plecia pealei) in Green River Limestone Ruby This fossil was discovered inTravel back approximately 51 million years to the lush subtropical forests of the Eocene Epoch, when this delicate Marsh Fly (Plecia pealei) lived alongside crocodiles, turtles, early mammals, and towering forests surrounding ancient freshwater lakes. Specimen Details Species: Plecia pealei (Marsh Fly) Age: Eocene (~51 million years old) Formation: Green River Formation Location: Kemmerer, Wyoming, USA Specimen Size: Approximately 48 51 11 mm Fly