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Plant fossil found in Southeast Ohio's Jackson County, from 4/2/2022 in Sandstone in what I believe is lower Pennsylvanian


ShaunPogacnik

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Very neat fossil example!

Trying to see if those are rootlet scars (as opposed to leaflet scars) that are visible in your specimen...which would probably make this a rooting structure.  so I'm thinking probably Stigmaria.  do you have any closeups of these areas? 

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Here's a closeup of a Stigmaria specimen from Virginia that I have showing the individual circular rootlet scars/pits and the overall wavy/sinuous/spiral elliptical channels/nature. 

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Quite a specimen!

Regards, Chris 

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