Pharodus testis, Green River Fish Baryonyx depending on the species

depending on the species

The generic name of Pterichthyodes refers directly to their odd wing-like appendages ("pterichthys" being a compound crassis word from Ancient Greek for "wing-fish")

The term Cro-Magnon refers to one of the main types of early modern humans of the European Upper Paleolithic

Phylum: Mollusca

in addition Hydrocal takes color quite well which produces a final replica specimen that looks remarkably like the original

Pharodus testis, Green River Fish Baryonyx depending on the speciesSpectacular Replica Fossil Fish Phareodus belongs to the osteoglossids, which are represented today by the Arawana. Arawana are found in tropical and semitropical fresh waters of South America, central Africa, Southeast Asia, and northern Australia. Phareodus means: phare to hve, odus tooth. Phareodus lived during the Eocene Epoch and is about 55 million years old They can be found in the fine grained limestone layers of the world famous Green River