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is this a lepidodendron ??

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patrick plesiosaurus

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I am quite sure this is a tree/gymnosperm 

Is it a lepidodendron. 

It was found in the screameston coal member carboniferous, Northumberland England.  

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Indeed resembles a Knorria-type preservation of a Lepidodendron-like lycophyte, especially on the fifth photograph.

Searching for green in the dark grey.

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