1.5" Amphiplaga brachyptera | Green River Formation | Wyoming Insects Spider and Bristletail specimen in

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The Megalodon grew in excess of 60 feet long and weighed over 20 tons

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1.5" Amphiplaga brachyptera | Green River Formation | Wyoming Insects Spider and Bristletail specimen inAmphiplaga brachyptera Eocene (51. 98 Million Years Ago) Private Quarry, Green River Formation, Wyoming, USA Preparation by Jim Tynsky Amphiplaga approx. size: 1. 5" Matrix approx. size: 2. 5" x 2" Apmhiplaga is a member of the Family Percopsidae under the Order Percopsiformes. The family is referred to as trout perch due to a superficial resemblance to trout and perch, but percopsids are not closely related to either group. Percopsiformes are