Identify this fossil fish (Note the upturned mouth):

Identify this fossil fish (note the V-shaped tail):

Identify this fossil fish:

Identify this fossil fish:

Identify this fossil fish (note the deep belly that makes the fish look pregnant):

Identify this fossil fish:

Identify this fossil fish (Note the preserved scales):

Identify this fossil fish (Note the preserved scales):

What fish is the most common at fossil lake (accounts for over half of all fish found)? It is also the state fish of Wyoming.

Which fish are predators? (select all)

What is the second most abundant type of fish in Fossil Lake?

Knightia is what type of fish?

Mioplosus is what type of fish?

Diplomystus is what type of fish?

What size are Knightia?

What size are Diplomystus?

What size are Mioplosus?

Which Knightia has a shorter body and a deeper belly?

Which predatory fish has small pointed teeth? It is often found with all of its scales fossilized!

Which way is this fish under matrix swimming?

Which way is this fish under matrix swimming?

RARE: Smaller predators, related to modern bluegill/sunfish. Note the spines along it's back. Most are 3-6 inches.

RARE: Large predators related to modern Arowana. Identified by their football-like shape, large round scales, rear located fins and large teeth. Generally from 10-20 inches long.

Rare fish found at Fossil Safari this spring. Note the spines.

Large, rare, fish found at Fossil Safari this spring. Note the shape, and rear set fins.