I saw this the other day, but didn't pick it up. So I drove back yesterday to snag it. Something just told me there was something to it.
It is probably an ostracodermas cephalaspes, late Devonian fish.
The tail end section is gone. What you are seeing is the head and eyes. I outlined the eyes a little for contrast. Other than that all I did was brush it off with a toothbrush and water.
I have found Eocene fish fossils from Wyoming and fish vertebrae from the Miocene of Maryland and Virginia, but this puppy takes the cake.
They are exceptionally rare.
It is probably an ostracodermas cephalaspes, late Devonian fish.
The tail end section is gone. What you are seeing is the head and eyes. I outlined the eyes a little for contrast. Other than that all I did was brush it off with a toothbrush and water.
I have found Eocene fish fossils from Wyoming and fish vertebrae from the Miocene of Maryland and Virginia, but this puppy takes the cake.
They are exceptionally rare.
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