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The teardrop Labradorite (13mm x 9mm) reflects mesmerizing flashes of blue and green
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Eocene Marsh Fly Fossil from Green River Formation NovemberDecember The teardrop Labradorite (13mm xFew fossils capture a fleeting moment in Earth's history quite like fossil insects. This authentic Marsh Fly (Plecia pealei) is beautifully preserved in fine grained limestone from Wyoming's famous Green River Formation, revealing delicate wings, slender legs, and the unmistakable body shape of an insect that lived approximately 51 million years ago during the Eocene Epoch. Specimen Details Species: Plecia pealei (Marsh Fly) Age: Eocene Epoch,
