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Impromptu Fossil Trip Yields Triassic Plants!


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Had my husband drop myself and Bella the Labradoodle off near an area I had heard there were fossils. I walked down to the cliff and a piece had eroded out. It was full of partially weathered plant fossils, which I am fairly sure are Dicroidium, a Mesozoic seed fern. There was also a seed/cupule that I have posted in the ID thread for an accurate appraisal, check it out, it's gorgeous and shimmers in the light!

Ok I will stop gushing now, here are the pics XD

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Susan 'soozasaur' Barker

featherspredatebirds.blogspot.com.au

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Love seeing this material, Susan!

The Triassic is so interesting.

Please keep posting them. :)

Regards,

EDIT: Interesting associated link. HERE

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Thanks to you both! It really is a good site that Australia through time, need to read it more thoroughly, and to get my paws on a copy of the Greening of Gondwana!

Susan 'soozasaur' Barker

featherspredatebirds.blogspot.com.au

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Very nice finds! Going to look at that seed now! :)

Anyone who has never made a mistake has never tried anything new.
-Albert Einstein

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Hitekmastr, I think the red might be faint imprints of other plant material.

Susan 'soozasaur' Barker

featherspredatebirds.blogspot.com.au

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  • 2 years later...

I would love to get some more info on where this place is… I LOVE TRIASSIC PLANT! And don't forget the possibility of vertebrates…

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