Plecia pealei (Love Bug or March Fly) | Eocene | Green River Formation Australia 5" x 5" x 2

5" x 5" x 2

with streaks and colors in every direction

particularly in serpentinite deposits

The plant bore leaves in distinct whorls around the stem nodes

The cave lion received its common name from the fact that large quantities of its remains are found in caves (Arduini and Teruzzi 1993)

Plecia pealei (Love Bug or March Fly) | Eocene | Green River Formation Australia 5" x 5" x 2Plecia pealei (Love Bug or March Fly) Eocene Period (45 50 myo) Green River Formation, Wyoming Specimen approx. size: 0. 4" x 0. 75" wingspan Matrix approx. size: 3. 25" x 3" Plecia pealei (Lovebug or March Fly) is an extinct species from the Bibionidae family of flies (Diptera). This specimen was found in the "fish layers", not the more prominent "leaf layers" of the Green River Formation. This Bibionid Fly specimen has wonderful detail. Preserved so