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Petrified Wood?

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It is Stigmaria, the root-like structure of coal-age lycopods.

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I agree. Here are some pictures of the morphology of Stigmaria ficoides. post-17588-0-64394800-1456192493_thumb.jpgpost-17588-0-41480700-1456192502_thumb.jpg

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