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From the album: Carboniferous Fossil Plant
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From the album: Carboniferous Fossil Plant
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That is not last trip result, just sorted some finds from previous trip... Sigillaria bark Lepidodendron bark Lepidodendron branch Calamites
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From the album: Carboniferous Fossil Plant
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From the album: Carboniferous Fossil Plant
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From the album: Carboniferous Fossil Plant
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I went to the Donetsk site No2 to make a brief visit. This Sigillaria was very big a couple of years earlier, but somebody broke it. I saved only small piece: Lepidodendrons Neuropteris and Mariopteris at the common matrix Stigmaria ficoides
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This morning trip Asolanus
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From the album: Fossil close-ups
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From the album: Carboniferous Fossil Plant
© © 2012 Roman Kishkan
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This is Site No2 from my blog explanation. Short trip to find something else on that productive place. Dicranophyllum gallicum (Conifer) Sigillaria
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Palmatopteris furcata I found first time Mariopteris A couple of rachis branching examples
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Site view Alethopteris leaf (front and back side of specimen)
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Friendly weather allowed me to visit this site again Things you can see but not take with you - Mariopteris - absolutely fragile Calamites undulatus Lepidophloios Alethopteris Sigillaria Lepidodendron
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I've been cataloguing my collection and am stumped on a few pieces which aren't really my area of expertise. I bought them a few years ago, and I know that they originate from Crock Hey, UK. I believe that they are Westphalian in age - which would mean that they are carboniferous and aged specifically between 304 - 313 MYA. I do apologise for the poor quality of photos; but it's the best that I can do. I'd greatly appreciate any assistance with identification. Identified: Specimen 1: Lepidostrobophyllum sporophylls Identified: Specimen 2: Lepidostrobophyllum sporophylls Identified: Specimen 3:Lepidodendron sp. Identified: Specimen 4: Lepidodendron sp. Identified: Specimen 5: Pecopteris sp Identified: Specimen 6: Annullaria sp Identified: Specimen 7: Calamites sp. Identified: Specimen 8: Calamites sp. EDIT: Many thanks to both Tim and Steve for their superb help, Joe
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View of the site Usually you just have a feeling you must find something at this place. This time I spent a couple of hours but have got nothing serious. And at the end of your trip on the road to the car you find something really significant and became happy...
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View of the site Cyclopteris leaf print with Calamites node and Neuropteris leaf "in situ" and after washing A couple of Calamites nodes
