Recent finds; Early Jurassic East Berlin Formation in Connecticut

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Here are a few recent fossil finds from the Early Jurassic East Berlin Formation in Connecticut. Comments, corrections or identification would be greatly appreciated. I believe the first image is a conifer pollen cone. 

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An unknown plant species. 

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Another unknown plant species. 

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A third unknown plant species. 

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I have found this type of fossil in black shale before, but much smaller markings. This one however looks a bit like the stem of a larger plant. 

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I believe this is a horsetail strobilus. 

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Paul, 

I don't see any scale here, or sizes listed. 
Any chance of getting those?

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First and last two items are nothing I have seen before.  Pretty interesting though.  

 

Second item is Brachyphyllum sp. 

Carbonization has worn off some of the scale leaves.                                                  

  

   

 

 

More Brachyphyllum bits, I think.

 

             

 

 

I think this may be a terminal end of a Brachyphyllum, although not sure. 

 

 

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Thank you Tim for your thoughts and identifications! I apologize for not including something for scale; it will not happen again. The Brachyphyllum that you alluded to are about the size of a US penny. The first and last image about the size of a US quarter. The black shale piece with nodules is roughly 3 inches long, by 2 inches wide. Thanks again for outlining the important features!