Lycopod Fossils

futzman

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Here's some recent Lycopod fossil finds I've made.

First, a very nice Stigmaria specimen in red sandstone:

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and a closeup:

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Next is a large Lycopod tree trunk although I can't tell if it's Lepidodendron or Sigillaria:

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I found quite a few lycopod specimens at the location, many I left for others. The red sandstone was literally full of plant material fossils in addition to the Stigmaria.

Richard
 

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Very nice Richard! Great pics!

Nana ;)
 

bakergeol

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Cool plant fossils Richard. I always wondered why these fossils are so well preserved in sandstone. Always great to bring back large fossils. Of course when I finally pass away my relatives will dread attempting to clean out all my fossil, rock and mineral specimens out of my home.

Take Care
George
 

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