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Tag: Middendorf Formation

Salix sp. (specimen 01-02)

Willow leaf impressions (Salix sp.) in clay from the Cretaceous period

Angiospermae, angiosperms, Cretaceous, Embryophyta, Eudicotidae, Eukarya, Euphyllophytina, Eurosid, Fabid, Fossils, Lignophyta, Malpighiales, Mesangiospermae, Mesozoic, Middendorf Formation, North America, Phanerozoic, Plantae, plants, Rosid, Salicaceae, Saliceae, Salicoideae, Salix, Salix sp, south carolina, Spermatophyta, Streptobionta, Superrosid, trace fossils, Tracheophyta, trees, USA, willow

Pinopsida sp. (specimen 01)

Conifer needle impressions (Pinopsida sp.) in clay from the Cretaceous period

Acrogymnospermae, Cretaceous, Embryophyta, Eukarya, Euphyllophytina, Gymnosperms, Lignophyta, Mesozoic, Middendorf Formation, North America, Phanerozoic, Pinophyta, Pinopsida, Plantae, plants, south carolina, Spermatophyta, Streptobionta, trace fossils, Tracheophyta, trees, USA

Tracheophyta sp. (specimens 01-03)

Petrified tree bark (Tracheophyta sp.) from the Cretaceous period

bark, Cretaceous, Embryophyta, Eukarya, Fossils, Mesozoic, Middendorf Formation, North America, petrified wood, Phanerozoic, Plantae, plants, Sandhills State Park, south carolina, Streptobionta, Tracheophyta, Tracheophyta sp, trees, USA

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