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This is an oreodont skull from the White River Formation of Wyoming. Its Nature’s way of mixing a camel, a pig, and a sheep | Harison Duran

This is an oreodont skull from the White River Formation of Wyoming. Its Nature’s way of mixing a camel, a pig, and a sheep | Harison Duran

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$The White River winds through the Ozark Highlands of Missouri and Arkansas, draining a landscape built from limestone, dolomite, and underground water systems. This karst geology gives the river its clear flow, fed by powerful springs that emerge from rock fractures and caves. Unlike rivers driven mainly by snowmelt, the White River responds to rainfall filtered slowly through bedrock, creating relatively stable conditions in its natural state. Geography defines how the river behaves. Steep hill$

The White River winds through the Ozark Highlands of Missouri and Arkansas, draining a landscape built from limestone, dolomite, and underground water systems. This karst geology gives the river its clear flow, fed by powerful springs that emerge from rock fractures and caves. Unlike rivers driven mainly by snowmelt, the White River responds to rainfall filtered slowly through bedrock, creating relatively stable conditions in its natural state. Geography defines how the river behaves. Steep hill

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How can we explain the amazing fossil preservation we see in places such as the Green River Formation in Wyoming? Check out this clip from our new film to learn more! You can stream it now or pre-purchase the DVD/Blu-Ray here: https://isgenesishistory.com/product/is-genesis-history-mountains-after-the-flood/ | Is Genesis History

How can we explain the amazing fossil preservation we see in places such as the Green River Formation in Wyoming? Check out this clip from our new film to learn more! You can stream it now or pre-purchase the DVD/Blu-Ray here: https://isgenesishistory.com/product/is-genesis-history-mountains-after-the-flood/ | Is Genesis History

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Exploring the Green River Formation is always an adventure, taking us back in time to the ancient landscapes of Wyoming. Experiencing paleontology here is truly unique, allowing us to form new bonds and friendships as we uncover the past together. We absolutely love sharing these incredible experiences with our tour groups as we explore the rich paleontological history of the Green River Formation. @sarahbach22 #thanks #PaleontologyExperience #paleontology #greenriverformation #fossils #fossil #

Exploring the Green River Formation is always an adventure, taking us back in time to the ancient landscapes of Wyoming. Experiencing paleontology here is truly unique, allowing us to form new bonds and friendships as we uncover the past together. We absolutely love sharing these incredible experiences with our tour groups as we explore the rich paleontological history of the Green River Formation. @sarahbach22 #thanks #PaleontologyExperience #paleontology #greenriverformation #fossils #fossil #

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🦎 Amazing Fossil Monitor Lizard Found In Green River Formation This might be the most spectacular fossil to be found in what is now the Fossil Lake Safari quarry. It is an incredible Monitor Lizard that was unearthed about two decades ago. One of only three monitor lizards to ever be found in the Green River Formation it now resides in the Field Museum in Chicago. This 3 foot long specimen has such exceptional preservation you can even see preserved skin and its trachea. Check out FossilSafari.

🦎 Amazing Fossil Monitor Lizard Found In Green River Formation This might be the most spectacular fossil to be found in what is now the Fossil Lake Safari quarry. It is an incredible Monitor Lizard that was unearthed about two decades ago. One of only three monitor lizards to ever be found in the Green River Formation it now resides in the Field Museum in Chicago. This 3 foot long specimen has such exceptional preservation you can even see preserved skin and its trachea. Check out FossilSafari.

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Every dig in the famous 18-inch layer of the Green River Formation is a chance at discovery, and sometimes you uncover something extraordinary—a garfish perfectly spread across a massive slab of limestone. While rare, these finds are among the most spectacular fossils in the Fossil Butte Member, capturing a moment from 52 million years ago. That’s the magic of paleo tourism: blending science, adventure, and a little bit of luck. Each plate tells a story of ancient ecosystems, offering insights f

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Step into the Eocene with this finished fossil plate from the Green River Formation. This piece features a beautifully preserved partial palm frond alongside multiple fossil fish, including Mioplosus, Cockerellites, and Knightia—all sharing the same ancient lakebed nearly 50 million years ago. From delicate plant material to predatory and schooling fish, this plate tells a full story of Wyoming’s ancient ecosystem. If you love fossils, fossil preparation, and seeing ancient worlds come back to l

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Exploring Fossilized Fish from the Green River Formation

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Harrison Duran on Instagram: "This oreodont was discovered in the badlands of Wyoming, in the White River Formation. The Oligocene Epoch boasted a myriad of strange mammals 35 million years ago. Oreodonts are artiodactyls, which encompasses pigs, camels, and sheep. Jasper unfortunately did not make it to adulthood, and has now been preserved in the chalky mudstone of deep time. #fossil #history #adventure #science"

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