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Ohio Pennsylvanian plants 4/24 Danaeites?

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saysac Regular Member

saysac

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Small specimen, but I think this is what we are calling Danaeites right now. Just really happy to find one on my first day out!

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Stocksdale Regular Member

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Interesting how this one is so much smaller than the others. The others have had pinnule leaves about 1cm wide. Looks like this one is about 4 mm wide. Could be a different variety or it could mean these leaves were in a sunnier/higher part of the tree or perhaps it was dryer location.

Anybody else have thoughts?

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very nice plants

There is a old printing of "Fossils of Ohio" on line that is available for free for download as PDF, maybe Ohio Geological Survey

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