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18 – FOSSILS PLANTS

PLANTS, EARLY LAND PLANTS, e.g. Mosses, Ferns, Lycopods, Equisetum

Fossilized clubmoss cone, aka Lycopod cone, of Mississippian, Carboniferous age, from Manning Canyon Shale Formation, Lake Mountain, Utah, USA. Maximum straight-line length of this specimen is 8cm. Specimen courtesy of Brock Sisson; please credit the provider of specimen with photographer's credit. — TAW-3582_fossilized-Lycopod-cone_UT

Part/counterpart, aka postive/negative, of giant fossilized fern, an unidentified species, of Mississippian/Carboniferous age, Manning Canyon Shale Formation, Lake Mountain, Utah, USA. Length of the one complete leaf in this specimen is 7.7cm. Specimen courtesy of Brock Sisson; please credit the provider of specimen with photographer's credit. — TAW-3597_Utah-fern-fossil

Fossilized fern fronds, Neuropteris attenuata, in Carboniferous Coal Shale from Piesberg, Germany. Longest frond in this specimen is 8.5 inches in length. On display at Wyoming Dinosaur Center, Thermopolis, Wyoming, USA. Please include "Specimen courtesy of the Wyoming Dinosaur Center" along with credit to the photographer. — TAW-3780_Carboniferous-fern-fossil

Fossilized bark of a scale tree, Lepidodendron aculeatum, of Late Carboniferous age, from Larksville, Pennsylvania, USA. On display at Wyoming Dinosaur Center, Thermopolis, Wyoming, USA. Please include "Specimen courtesy of the Wyoming Dinosaur Center" along with credit to the photographer. — TAW-3787_Lepidodendron-bark

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