About 50 million years ago Knightias swam in a
large body of fresh water that once covered parts of Wyoming and
Utah. When the fish died it sank to the bottom of the lake where it
was quickly buried with sediment. These soft sediments encased
the fish and over time the sediment hardened to rock preserving the
skeleton. These fish are quarried in a geologic area known as
the Green river formation. They are Eocene in age.
Knightia on Matrix
A 3-3/4 inch fish on a 3.5" by 5" inch matrix. Very good quality
specimen.
Item: FIK015
$25.00
Knightia on Matrix
This dynamic specimen is perfectly centered on the rock matrix.
Fish measures 3-1/4 inches on a 6 by 7 inch matrix.
Item: FIK018
$30.00
Knightia on matrix
Nice fish on a 6 by 7 inch matrix. Fish measures 3 and a
quarter inches long.
Item: FIK022
$30.00
Knightia on matrix
Nice fish on a 6 by 7 inch matrix. Fish measures just under 4
inches long.
Item: FIK023
$35.00
Knightia on matrix
Nice fish on a 6 by 7 inch matrix. Fish measures three and
three quarters inches, deep body.
Item: FIK025
$35.00
Knightia on matrix
A beauty of a fish measuring over 3 and a half inches on a 7 by 5
inch matrix.
Item: FIK014
$20.00
