Eocene
Western North America

Diplomystus was a common fish in the now extinct great lakes that once existed in the western U.S.

The upturned mouth is indicative of a surface feeding fish. Adults could reach a length of 2 feet.

This juvenile is complete and even shows the delicate rays that supported the fin.

See items 134 and 135 for other fish that lived with Diplomystus.

Size: 9" x 6"

Hydrostone, with informative pamphlet

Price: $25.00

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