Category:Fossil Butte National Monument

**Fossil Butte National Monument**
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Instance of	National Monument of the United States; National Park System unit; national monument;
Location	Lincoln County, Wyoming
Visitor center	Fossil Butte National Monument Visitor Center;
Operator	National Park Service;
IUCN protected areas category	IUCN category III: Natural Monument or Feature; IUCN category V: Protected Landscape/Seascape;
Inception	1972;
Elevation above sea level	7,096 ft;
Visitors per year	10,823 (1980); 26,471 (1990); 21,915 (2000); 19,700 (2010); 13,176 (2020);
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	41° 51′ 51.84″ N, 110° 46′ 33.6″ W
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	Q1439427; VIAF ID: 125768387; Library of Congress authority ID: no90012303, sh2009010380; U.S. National Archives Identifier: 10046778; J9U ID: 987007540192605171; WDPA ID: 1040; OpenStreetMap relation ID: 6004500
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English: Fossil Butte National Monument — located in Lincoln County, southwestern Wyoming.

Significant location of Green River Formation Eocene era fossils.

Subcategories

This category has the following 2 subcategories, out of 2 total.

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Fossils of Fossil Butte National Monument (78 F)

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Fossil Butte National Monument Visitor Center (2 F)

Media in category "Fossil Butte National Monument"

The following 186 files are in this category, out of 186 total.

A hike up a steep spur trail will bring you to the historic quarry where several flights of stairs will take you up the rock (2c91ad7e-5c81-44fb-b3cf-3c9d4b12067d).JPG 6,000 × 4,000; 19.08 MB
A partial feather on a rock approximately 4 cm tall. Catalog number FOBU441. (823f25a3-8209-4321-8052-38c0ba35a935).JPG 2,226 × 2,398; 2.46 MB
A View of Fossil Basin from Cundick Ridge (f1c222f7-155d-451f-6769-b7e569eae203).jpg 4,320 × 3,240; 7.53 MB
A View South from Cundick Ridge (63eef987-155d-451f-6712-ffd41d70bb9a).jpg 4,320 × 3,240; 6.96 MB
Ancient Fossil Lake of the Green River Formation is known for excellent preservation, abundance and diversity of life. This mass (565773fd-1dd8-b71b-0b2d-bb7b03bfb8d1).jpg 3,110 × 2,004; 8.73 MB
Ant,-back 2012-07-26-16.01.47-ZS-PMax (7678829942).jpg 4,434 × 3,413; 1.24 MB
Ant,-face 2012-07-30-17.18.42-ZS-PMax (7693184158).jpg 5,335 × 3,557; 3.05 MB
Ant,-side 2012-07-26-16.09.36-ZS-PMax (7652345308).jpg 3,906 × 2,310; 1.5 MB
Azolla berryi FOBU9836.tiff 1,796 × 2,134; 10.99 MB
Balsamroot in Fossil Butte NM-750px.JPG 750 × 572; 96 KB
Beautiful blazingstar - Mentzelia laevicaulis (f04cd658-cdfa-437b-ad2b-c330b362e2c1).JPG 4,608 × 3,456; 8.05 MB
Beaver dam in Fossil Butte NM-300px.JPG 300 × 232; 17 KB
Beaver dam in Fossil Butte NM-750px.JPG 750 × 579; 101 KB
Beetle 2, U, side, Fossil Butte NM, Wyoming 2012-10-16-16.43.05 ZS PMax (8192979119).jpg 5,084 × 3,393; 5.17 MB
Beetle of the Family Buprestidae (f1960b21-155d-451f-6780-555621f3f647).tif 3,110 × 2,004; 14.25 MB
Beetle, FOBU, com, 10698 2012-11-14-13.50 (8206112297).jpg 5,353 × 3,326; 11.21 MB
Beetles are the most diverse and abundant group of animals today but are poorly represented as fossils in Fossil Lake. The (f1a034c0-155d-451f-678f-91b67a9055cd).jpg 1,500 × 1,084; 1.44 MB
Blue flax - Linum lewisii (67af55ca-e2b7-43cc-9537-30424de58118).JPG 9,504 × 6,336; 33.49 MB
Boderau et al Fig 2 g Eornithoica grimaldii holotype.jpg 1,154 × 768; 1.05 MB
Boderau et al Fig 2 g-h Eornithoica grimaldii holotype.jpg 2,314 × 768; 2.12 MB
Boderau et al Fig 2 h Eornithoica grimaldii holotype.jpg 1,154 × 764; 972 KB
Bog violet - Viola sororia var. affinis (caf29795-0d92-4534-ab88-40a7e92b6f13).JPG 3,360 × 3,285; 1.49 MB
Bowen, Robert- fossil leafhopper.jpg 12,404 × 8,109; 22.62 MB
Cf. Hadrianus corsoni FOBU 14015 & Hadrianus majusculus UCB 76816 Fig1 whole.jpg 2,729 × 3,014; 1.76 MB
Cf. Hadrianus corsoni FOBU 14015 Fig1a.jpg 1,044 × 1,844; 1.03 MB
Chicken Creek & Fossil Butte.jpg 11,969 × 2,830; 6.35 MB
Cleaning fossils (25472839792).jpg 3,072 × 2,048; 2.66 MB
Cliffs of Fossil Butte (d8de2cbc-1b8d-4b29-9f41-a33ef5409e88).jpg 4,032 × 3,024; 4.56 MB
Cockerellites liops (formerly Priscacara liops) FOBU.jpg 3,110 × 2,004; 8.96 MB
Cockerellites liops Mass Mortality (2e7aa4e2-1dd8-b71b-0be8-6821c83d8ca0).tif 2,004 × 3,110; 17.85 MB
Common camas - Camassia quamash (0589edc4-bca5-46ba-a070-8d80db7f4031).JPG 4,000 × 6,000; 10.88 MB
Common Paintbrush in Fossil Butte NM-750px.JPG 750 × 483; 78 KB
Common yarrow - Achillea millefolium var. lanulosa (110a8ac2-5fbf-408e-88ea-1fa34ead2e0a).JPG 5,184 × 3,888; 6.09 MB
Crayfish lived in the shallow, near-shore water of Fossil Lake. Procambarus is known only from the Eocene deposits of Fossil (f1a290b9-155d-451f-678a-c4591dd09302).tif 3,110 × 2,004; 15.54 MB
Cuerna species, Leafhopper 2, U, side 2, Fossil Butte, Wyoming 2012-10-25-13.04.17 ZS PMax (8126555367).jpg 5,069 × 3,133; 4.9 MB
Cyclurus gurleyi FOBU.jpg 2,000 × 1,124; 614 KB
Dark throat shooting star - Dodecatheon pulchellum (d07d74c6-0296-4ab1-bcdf-73da6e024deb).JPG 5,184 × 3,888; 2.44 MB
Desert paintbrush - Castilleja angustifolia var. dubia (a01f5cd7-8ebb-4388-9136-3f47955e7283).JPG 5,184 × 3,888; 3.38 MB
Diplomystus dentatus with Knightia eocaena in its Mouth (f17b1d0b-155d-451f-672e-860c7556be55).tif 3,110 × 2,004; 23.79 MB
Double Rainbow On Fossil Butte (f1c93ca2-155d-451f-670c-3cf553b8f95c).jpg 4,320 × 3,240; 7.16 MB
Echmatemys haydeni TMP 2008.00.14 Echmatemys naomi.FOBU 14014.jpg 2,794 × 2,183; 937 KB
Echmatemys haydeni TMP 2008.00.14.jpg 1,452 × 2,178; 474 KB
Echmatemys naomi.FOBU 14014.jpg 1,347 × 2,181; 465 KB
False Solomon's seal - Maianthemum racemosum var. amplexicaule (aa2ec0a9-692d-4f28-b7d3-ea5f9db69556).JPG 9,504 × 6,336; 26.5 MB
FBM Fossil lake.png 2,800 × 4,400; 152 KB
Fly FOBU 9119, unknown, face, Wyoming 2012-08-30-16.02 (7900152840).jpg 3,441 × 3,150; 2.8 MB
Fly,-face 2012-07-26-16.51.30-ZS-PMax (7657772084).jpg 5,335 × 3,557; 2.61 MB
FOBU aspens-in-September.jpg 415 × 200; 27 KB
FOBU map1.jpg 343 × 387; 35 KB
Forrest Tent Caterpillar in Fossil Butte NM-750px.JPG 750 × 833; 127 KB
Fossil Butte 2015.jpg 2,592 × 1,660; 3.08 MB
Fossil Butte is capped by limestone deposited by ancient Fossil Lake, part of the famous Green River Formation. Sagebrush steppe (f1cf9c14-155d-451f-67cf-1094ad7ca5d1).jpg 2,040 × 1,530; 2.57 MB
Fossil Butte Member Type Section (c8e069d5-7ca0-4363-ad59-e0c9a20bae3d).JPG 6,016 × 4,016; 11.78 MB
Fossil Butte National Monument entrance sign.jpg 4,032 × 3,024; 3.66 MB
Fossil Butte National Monument Wyoming sign Aug 2023.jpg 3,300 × 2,000; 726 KB
Fossil Butte National Monument.jpg 3,000 × 2,247; 4.65 MB
Fossil Exhibit (Fossil Butte NM).jpg 9,653 × 3,283; 5.29 MB
Fossil hunter David Haddenham's simple a-frame cabin is located along the Historic Quarry Trail. Haddenham lived in this cabin (fc8a4af0-028c-43a0-9696-dc3b7af106ad).JPG 6,016 × 4,016; 11.31 MB
FossilButte.jpg 1,200 × 900; 256 KB
FossilButteNM HaddenhamCabin (cropped).jpg 701 × 437; 128 KB
FossilButteNM HaddenhamCabin.jpg 1,024 × 680; 237 KB
FossilButteNM.jpg 1,024 × 680; 246 KB
Fossilized plants are more difficult to identify than living plants because their parts often become separated before they are (f187679c-155d-451f-6793-bfd85406a7f7).jpg 1,500 × 2,158; 2.88 MB
Fossilized plants are often difficult to identify because their parts, stem, roots, leaves, and fruiting structures are often (f1942b55-155d-451f-67bd-13adc4b49811).tif 2,004 × 3,110; 17.86 MB
Fossils on the Ridge (f1b07056-155d-451f-675a-56db78b9b99e).jpg 5,940 × 7,938; 16.54 MB
Green gentian - Frasera speciosa (53ac6ba3-ccac-4d21-b42f-fb2b23c674db).jpg 6,336 × 9,504; 24.15 MB
Green gentian - Frasera speciosa (871f1023-5c27-48a3-849d-6ad34a4be28f).JPG 3,888 × 5,184; 10.94 MB
GreenRiverFrog.jpg 2,000 × 1,124; 868 KB
Haddenham cabin.jpg 750 × 500; 213 KB
Hadrianus corsoni FOBU 14015 Fig1b.jpg 1,656 × 1,900; 446 KB
Heliobatus radians had small teeth for crushing snails and other mollusks and barbed spines on the tail for defense. The (f18115f8-155d-451f-672b-7b4a69823634).tif 2,734 × 2,020; 15.83 MB
Historic Quarry Trail View from the Top (81eeb6aa-2e44-4180-8334-cdeed55f9f50).JPG 6,016 × 4,016; 10.86 MB
Hood's phlox - Phlox hoodii (edba856a-7e07-4338-85da-d50e2baf132e).JPG 5,184 × 3,888; 3.72 MB
It grows in the shade of the sagebrush. It's an early bloomer, peaking in May. It is unknown what species of violet this is. (1271ff37-c107-4924-8e8e-53d31e575797).JPG 5,184 × 3,888; 4.09 MB
Knightia eocaena is perhaps the most common complete vetebrate fossil in the world. It is Wyoming's state fossil. The fossil is (f17c775b-155d-451f-67e7-4db202d79cd2).tif 3,110 × 2,004; 13.42 MB
Knightia eocaena Mass Mortality (f18294fb-155d-451f-678b-dfdeca4d4e3f).tif 3,110 × 2,004; 16.49 MB
Knightia eocaena with bitten and regrown tail (d7847c03-9798-4833-80a6-ffb48239b4f7).jpg 2,730 × 2,004; 6.08 MB
Large teeth and rear-placed fins make Phareodus encaustus well suited for catching and eating other fish. The specimen is (f17ecf1b-155d-451f-6731-ab33f11c8d70).tif 2,369 × 1,355; 9.21 MB
LepisosteusBemisi.jpg 1,998 × 844; 561 KB
Lindgren Fossil LLC- fossil flower (2adcd6fa-7869-4b46-8e5b-229232b5019c).tif 3,110 × 2,004; 35.68 MB
Lindgren Fossil LLC- fossil flower (a51492aa-3299-42da-bf8c-d3a3ffab11d4).tif 3,110 × 2,004; 35.69 MB
Lindgren Fossils LLC- fossil insect (9fae48eb-a290-47d2-a97a-61d8b705981b).jpg 12,683 × 13,156; 34.62 MB
Lindgren Fossils LLC- fossil leaf (ae11238d-cf03-4cc4-a85a-409e7235f1b5).tif 3,110 × 2,004; 35.68 MB
Lindgren Fossils LLC- Fossil seeds (dff1772f-d12e-404e-b2c0-35be1d91be7d).tif 3,110 × 2,004; 35.69 MB
Lindgren Fossils LLC- insect fossil (0e14f7e3-2e9c-4253-95a9-2e31a9d805f4).jpg 11,379 × 12,455; 17.71 MB
Lindgren Fossils LLC- Lygodium (503fe10d-2ace-4f0d-b939-f892adee3b5a).tif 1,850 × 1,896; 20.1 MB
Lindgren Fossils LLC- palm flower (95b06dcb-1f89-4730-935a-de33ff75ffb4).jpg 460 × 453; 341 KB
Lindgren Fossils LLC- winged seed (850110cc-0082-455d-831b-3ae345306eb9).tif 2,204 × 2,004; 25.3 MB
Lindgren, Adam- Knightia eoceana cut by swim trace (34349db8-35af-40d0-a0cc-81e42508eb0e).JPG 1,956 × 2,868; 4.75 MB
Lindgren, Anthony- circular fossil plant (9570ebb4-f94a-4c7c-83f9-c06bf82dc2ab).tif 1,764 × 1,902; 9.62 MB
Lindgren, Anthony- palm frond fragments (4a4b0276-cea2-45b5-8e87-40233dfc015d).JPG 4,600 × 3,476; 7.33 MB
Lindgren, Anthony- partial Notogoneus osculus head (70a5c6be-749d-435d-80c3-cf739f741f3c).JPG 4,612 × 3,308; 6.63 MB
Lindgren, David- damselfly body (fdae7609-258f-4fde-a8c1-256bf9b8dc8b).tif 1,100 × 3,110; 9.81 MB
Lindgren, David- exploded fish (3cdf2277-6424-4249-85aa-c4e308e64ece).JPG 4,324 × 2,530; 7.01 MB
Lindgren, David- fossil fruit (08adafb9-ae1c-4a0f-a9c8-6bffb5f7591d).tif 2,004 × 3,110; 17.85 MB
Lindgren, David- fossil leaf (10bd4a50-ea0f-4ff3-b339-4f3c8634eaab).tif 2,004 × 3,110; 17.85 MB
Lindgren, David- fossil leaf (40f0a656-f85d-4555-9396-b599cc21b01c).tif 2,004 × 3,110; 17.85 MB
Lindgren, David- fossil leaf (46a8d706-f408-49d2-836b-a5c4bdf12d98).tif 2,004 × 3,110; 17.85 MB
Lindgren, David- fossil leaf (6630b8c9-6b70-4a0e-a7e1-38c98e1f2807).tif 2,004 × 3,110; 17.86 MB
Lindgren, David- fossil leaf (b450090f-bec3-47fb-bfc8-521a9eb61f8e).tif 2,004 × 3,110; 17.86 MB
Lindgren, David- fossil leaf (d6bd3a74-ba88-4f2e-8629-711ed9749fd3).tif 2,004 × 3,110; 17.85 MB
Lindgren, David- fossil plant (25f1ee51-daa1-4ec7-9df6-822d29849f0e).JPG 2,933 × 1,594; 2.3 MB
Lindgren, David- fossil plant (26e28131-22a4-465b-bf94-37d62cbdd9fe).JPG 2,370 × 1,390; 1.25 MB
Lindgren, David- fossil plant (73b6c36a-4820-423a-99f7-3d545972ec60).JPG 1,878 × 1,858; 1.6 MB
Lindgren, David- fruiting structure (11f9310e-c97c-4deb-8efa-c7b2144342df).tif 1,916 × 3,110; 17.07 MB
Lindgren, David- insect-chewed leaf (06600163-ed29-4169-a316-d3f9cb027fdf).tif 2,004 × 3,110; 17.85 MB
Lindgren, David- one vertebrate and two ribs (564547ef-8915-489d-aecb-7c0d8fc3d64d).JPG 1,413 × 1,619; 1.98 MB
Lindgren, David- partial fish fossil (25f7864e-52d4-4378-8b5e-7f9994279bca).JPG 3,245 × 2,566; 4.65 MB
Lindgren, David- possible fruit or cone (dc814efd-2e4f-4efb-8dee-799c8dec8442).tif 2,004 × 3,110; 17.86 MB
Lindgren, David- seed pod and seeds (164f6ae4-34f8-45cf-b842-ba049f4c38ac).tif 2,004 × 3,110; 17.85 MB
Lindgren, David- two coprolites (09f11f64-bc0e-4475-b59e-9c4d6607eb21).JPG 2,909 × 2,734; 6.02 MB
Lindgren, David- unknown fossil (d3c4b4a1-766b-4825-a81e-b1f448d85062).JPG 1,350 × 2,314; 2.44 MB
Lindgren, David- winged insect (0c4a2fa4-4faf-472d-8b22-f6e6a16d5df1).tif 2,004 × 1,719; 9.88 MB
Lindgren, David- winged seed (b9841d15-999f-4b0d-8ef8-364afd684440).tif 1,404 × 1,758; 7.09 MB
Lindgren, David- winged seed (c3709f99-50c8-4400-83ee-9f2206ab5c01).tif 2,004 × 3,110; 17.85 MB
Lindgren, David- winged seed (e97c21b3-a3ff-4862-be34-54e2a9954d6c).tif 2,004 × 1,575; 9.05 MB
Lindgren, Thomas- cast of Plastomenus thomasii with bite marks (34843b7d-6b83-4fba-aae1-2a78aa5ffa4f).tif 2,798 × 1,800; 12.88 MB
Lindgren, Thomas- cicada fossil (2a69d1f5-f378-44d3-9956-5ddaa2b13b48).jpg 1,186 × 722; 1.19 MB
Lindgren, Thomas- fossil wasp (82577264-9637-430f-a50d-78424dd4364e).jpg 14,288 × 16,357; 21.26 MB
Long-leaved phlox - Phlox longifolia (49540f22-25d0-4574-91f6-bc7ac2b024df).JPG 3,888 × 2,469; 1.15 MB
Miner's candle - Cryptantha celosioides (297b6944-7d14-4b60-9c67-b069c8a9ffdb).JPG 3,888 × 5,184; 7.3 MB
Mioplosus labracoides eating a Diplomystus dentatus (f1a40309-155d-451f-6743-18a061242c6e).tif 3,110 × 2,004; 17.84 MB
Most mammal fossils consist of teeth and bone fragments. This fully-articulated early horse is an extremely rare find and to (f189cfbf-155d-451f-6745-b84785d26305).tif 1,764 × 1,636; 8.27 MB
Nature Trail View from the Top (43a42d7f-8f5e-4e80-ba4c-c361e1457a22).JPG 4,416 × 3,312; 8.31 MB
Nodding microseris - Microseris nutans (0f50309c-cc96-4b4e-b856-c805f3bf69d5).JPG 9,504 × 6,336; 28.8 MB
North Slope of Cundick Ridge (649864ba-155d-451f-67f1-7ee25cca78ea).jpg 1,200 × 900; 1.05 MB
Nuttall's larkspur - Delphinium nuttallianum (c0c1681c-7bd8-4bd3-a185-893d1996099e).JPG 3,888 × 5,184; 6.52 MB
Oregon checker-mallow - Sidalcea oregana (25277771-c7d9-4bb9-8d03-d14aba1bea38).jpg 2,664 × 2,964; 3.6 MB
Prairie gentian - Gentiana affinis var. affinis (2bda864f-b30a-4f85-983c-b6879ec28e91).JPG 4,608 × 3,456; 6.68 MB
Preserved insects from Fossil Lake sometimes show color patterns, wing venation, and sex related characteristics. Note the (f1993cee-155d-451f-67e0-891f509261c5).tif 1,124 × 855; 2.77 MB
Scarlet gilia - Ipomopsis aggregata var. aggregata (ba68b0f4-7355-4827-9980-665f19c634e9).JPG 6,000 × 4,000; 10.66 MB
Sego lily - Calochortus nuttallii (74185753-98ee-438d-9172-4099b072eebe).JPG 3,888 × 5,184; 5.87 MB
Short-style onion - Allium brevistylum (72108a83-2e0a-4d48-858c-2dc072402910).JPG 3,888 × 5,184; 7.06 MB
Silky lupine - Lupinus sericeus (9994b413-91b5-4bc8-8f15-3c3be92c771c).JPG 3,888 × 5,184; 8.65 MB
Species of penstemon at Fossil Butte National Monument (fdea9f32-787b-46ca-a00f-5677aba11065).jpg 5,184 × 3,888; 3.55 MB
Starveling milkvetch - Astragalus jejunus var. jejunus (05d8aa20-1461-4714-b03e-dea30343e09d).JPG 5,184 × 3,888; 7.08 MB
Sticky geranium - Geranium viscosissimum (4de0cbe1-76cd-4af4-a289-093ac66df14c).JPG 3,888 × 5,184; 5.96 MB
The fossils of the Green River Formation's ancient Fossil Lake are remarkable for the broad spectrum of species found here. This (f17d7c19-155d-451f-6742-8023f1bcc457).tif 2,004 × 3,110; 17.85 MB
The insect fossils from Fossil Lake sometimes show color patterns, wing venation, and sex-related characteristics. Notice the (f19e79a0-155d-451f-673d-5431f705b221).jpg 1,500 × 1,752; 1.91 MB
The lesser common of two Knightia (freshwater herring) species in Fossil Lake. About 3 million years later in Lake Gosiute (f1840de4-155d-451f-67f8-e386cf90ccdc).tif 3,110 × 1,452; 8.81 MB
The picnic area is located at the start of the Nature Trail and the gazebo with a picnic table is wheelchair accessible. (3fd8a84f-bf6d-4239-b21e-9422c49c40f1).JPG 4,320 × 3,240; 4.76 MB
There are eight species of buttercup found in the monument. It is unknown what species this one is. (97bc53e9-813a-4054-8b5f-3135f073bacf).JPG 5,184 × 3,888; 5.77 MB
There are eight species of buttercup found in the monument. It is unknown what species this one is. This one was found along the (67ff189f-69a8-44ee-9baf-5ea3908c779a).JPG 5,184 × 3,888; 7.82 MB
There are nine species of buckwheat in the park. It is uncertain which species this is. Buckwheat can be seen along the Nature (6f9f23a0-edde-496f-baab-24ee5f1b9c35).JPG 3,888 × 3,147; 1.79 MB
There are seven species of penstemon in the park. It is unknown what species this is. Several species can be seen along the (9cf5433c-9beb-490b-97dd-0154ad957e1c).JPG 3,888 × 5,184; 6.12 MB
This 1.7 meter softshell turtle is one of the largest turtles from Fossil Lake. During the Eocene, trionychid turtles reached (f18bf50a-155d-451f-676b-2c1445ff861a).tif 2,640 × 1,976; 14.94 MB
This small, lobed and toothed leaf may have come from a small shrub or vine. Approximately 8 cm long. Catalog number FOBU (f185c3b3-155d-451f-6755-4dce0a22c1b3).tif 2,004 × 3,110; 17.86 MB
This specimen is approximately 15.7 cm long. Catalog number FOBU180. (2a68be6e-9930-4fc0-aa47-f6775010a671).jpg 4,265 × 2,754; 10.56 MB
This ten-inch-long turtle belongs to the Baenidae family, an extinct North American group. Shell characteristics, a very long (f1a1846f-155d-451f-67b6-bf9b7b17ec7e).jpg 1,500 × 778; 966 KB
This unusual five-winged seed is known from several sites in western North America and eastern China. It is 2.8 cm long (f18d9528-155d-451f-676e-a71e094fa950).tif 2,004 × 3,110; 17.86 MB
Timeline of earth history.jpg 9,365 × 2,344; 3.49 MB
Trichodes ornatus, U, back, Fossil Butte NM, Wyoming 2012-10-16-15.20 (8095655020).jpg 5,616 × 3,744; 7.88 MB
Tufted evening primrose - Oenothera cespitosa var. cespitosa (7e6c6fd0-1538-446f-b8c4-97d58111e5d2).JPG 9,504 × 6,336; 32.09 MB
Two hundred and seventy six leaves, seeds and flowers are known from the Fossil Lake deposits. Fossil plants are key in (f192e95c-155d-451f-6798-b2cf61358f54).tif 2,004 × 3,110; 17.86 MB
Tynksy, Jim- Diplomystus dentatus (49c4126a-b5d5-455f-99d9-24041ec36932).JPG 4,156 × 2,014; 8.24 MB
Tynsky, Jim Diplomystus dentatus (30de41c0-ee89-405a-8f1b-831cf3acdd61).jpg 4,697 × 3,233; 15.42 MB
Tynsky, Jim Knightia eocaena (c98104dc-8fe3-4646-9a22-2c014c516699).jpg 4,473 × 2,275; 10.52 MB
Tynsky, Jim- Diplomystus dentatus (6fe245e5-a89d-476a-babd-5a3388714119).jpg 4,601 × 2,819; 13.91 MB
Tynsky, Jim- Diplomystus dentatus (da539753-c5f4-4348-906d-6bbaada651dd).JPG 4,012 × 2,074; 8.36 MB
Tynsky, Jim- Diplomystus dentatus and Knightia eocaena Fossils (37d33eee-ff7e-488d-88fd-01d7e41857d0).jpg 4,031 × 3,585; 15.68 MB
Tynsky, Jim- Diplomystus dentatus Fossil (0affeefa-a4dc-443f-8e2d-34bd00bef644).jpg 3,897 × 2,754; 11.71 MB
Tynsky, Jim- Diplomystus dentatus Fossil (485d880c-424e-4ef0-b0ab-87bd1a6094ba).JPG 6,016 × 3,656; 22.74 MB
Tynsky, Jim- Diplomystus dentatus fossil (9dca89de-5b95-41d6-a032-af7a085e4b0f).jpg 3,544 × 1,487; 6.08 MB
Tynsky, Jim- Diplomystus dentatus Fossil (fb58bdda-3be0-4a6f-b8de-6c27283f937f).jpg 5,673 × 3,201; 17.72 MB
Tynsky, Jim- Knightia eocaena (378b91c5-2f76-4d11-ad98-ca2b50c52227).jpg 3,937 × 1,799; 7.58 MB
Tynsky, Jim- Knightia eocaena (dabb1d69-c912-4260-8cd1-810a937aa654).tif 3,544 × 2,602; 26.41 MB
Tynsky, Jim- Mass Mortality of Knightia eocaena (19516ba1-6926-4f06-ae6d-167d5035cf1e).jpg 3,177 × 2,930; 11.36 MB
Tynsky, Jim- Mioplosus labracoides Fossil (578098a1-f25e-482c-b43f-fba3c4a0f083).JPG 3,401 × 2,830; 11.13 MB
Tynsky, Jim- Mioplosus labrocoides Fossil (5e09b379-5bcc-4767-9d77-d66a47247054).JPG 3,280 × 1,739; 5.89 MB
Tynsky, Jim- Phareodus Fossil (084867a3-5551-411f-aa29-8dd50ebae50b).JPG 4,672 × 2,338; 13.42 MB
Tynsky, Jim- Priscacara serrata Fossil (8e3b95ea-1005-4c34-b4f0-05086409dbd4).JPG 5,392 × 3,201; 18.08 MB
Tysky, Jim- Mass Mortality Fossil (dd2d2d65-6bd7-46fb-b253-bab224d48303).JPG 3,760 × 3,596; 15.44 MB
Unidentified Insect of the Order Hemiptera (f19af0f2-155d-451f-6783-2efc56a8acbe).tif 1,852 × 1,487; 7.9 MB
Unknown if this species is Mertensia oblongifolia or Mertensia viridis. It can be seen along the Nature Trail in large (babfcb5c-6170-46e6-b2b1-f29c973a975d).JPG 5,184 × 3,888; 2.97 MB
Unlike its filter-feeding modern North American relative, Crossopholis was a predatory fish. The specimen is approximately 1 m (f1802de1-155d-451f-67a7-afb1dfe6b9dc).tif 2,880 × 1,743; 14.38 MB
View from Fossil Butte.jpg 7,995 × 2,921; 3.57 MB
Visitor Center in Snow-Covered Landscape (f1aabae3-155d-451f-672c-58543f035acc).jpg 4,410 × 3,308; 5.22 MB
Western gromwell - Lithospermum ruderale (47be0902-dd85-40f9-a27e-22003d55cf55).JPG 5,184 × 3,888; 2.7 MB
Western springbeauty - Claytonia lanceolata (7248429c-0642-400f-bc40-e8afc8a9a4f8).JPG 6,000 × 4,000; 9.42 MB
Western wallflower - Erysimum asperum var. arkansanum (a1ca7691-c89e-4b3b-9755-509ed58333cc).JPG 9,504 × 6,336; 26.82 MB
Winter storms often lay a blanket of snow over the landscape. One storm can dump several feet of snow. (64f9f5cb-155d-451f-6787-6bdc7a74d488).jpg 4,410 × 3,308; 3.19 MB
Woods rose - Rosa woodsii (b26b9814-5a21-4da3-a28c-b19aadcedea4).JPG 5,184 × 3,888; 5.81 MB
Wyoming kittentails - Besseya wyomingensis (18fc6f1a-f11e-4ec0-ba36-32ae574a62af).JPG 9,504 × 6,336; 31.14 MB
Wyoming paintbrush - Castilleja linariifolia (ac6b7260-0f23-4078-a92e-174feece7ef0).JPG 9,504 × 6,336; 35.57 MB
Yellow fritillary - Fritillaria pudica (3133ecd9-16c7-4ef4-ae3c-09d558f151bc).JPG 9,504 × 6,336; 26.31 MB
Yellow paintbrush - Castilleja flava (f33d7371-4220-401a-b170-41b2e57d6549).JPG 5,184 × 3,888; 10.24 MB

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