3.7" Fern (Pecopteris & Neuropteris) Nodule Pos/Neg - Mazon Creek
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3.7" Fern (Pecopteris & Neuropteris) Nodule Pos/Neg - Mazon Creek
'Restored aspect of Carboniferous flora' from the Upper Silurian or Passage Beds of Lanarkshire’ from The past and present life of the globe. Being a sketch in outline of the world’s life-system by David Page, 1861
https://archive.org/details/pastpresentlifeo00pagerich/page/104/mode/1up
hello tumblr i'd like to introduce you to celery
celery is a pecopteris fossil from the devonian period. the largest and loveliest i've ever found. she'd been eroding away and i lovingly glued her back together, but parts of her are a worn away and indistinct. she was rescued (😊) from a construction site. i'm amazed at how large and beautiful and old she is.
Millions of years of plant evolution have been preserved in the fossil record, from ancient lineages of ferns to relatively more geologically recent flowering plants. This colorful Hawaiian shirt-inspired pattern features a sampling of 'paleo-plants' dating from the Carboniferous to the Cretaceous. Design by Caroline Fleet of Soft Biology sulc.us/plants
1.9" Fossil Fern (Pecopteris) Nodule Pos/Neg - Mazon Creek
2.7" Fossil Fern (Pecopteris) Nodule Pos/Neg - Mazon Creek
1.5" Fossil Fern (Pecopteris) Nodule Pos/Neg - Mazon Creek
2.9" Fossil Fern (Pecopteris) Nodule Pos/Neg - Mazon Creek