Fossils from the Coalfields

[Huntlyfossils]

A few of the fossils I have found in the Coalfeilds Central Queensland ,Australia.

All are of Permian age and from a terrestrial environment, I'm unsure of the species of plants.

Hoping to find more in the future.

[grandpa]

Wow, really nice specimens.  I especially like the fossils in photos 3 and 4.  I've never seen anything like #4.  Do you know the ID?

[Huntlyfossils]

No I don't sorry I belive that they are seeds

Edited August 25, 2019 by Huntlyfossils

[RJB]

#4 is very interesting. 

 

RB

[Monica]

I agree with the others - all of your finds look great, but #4 is really unique - congratulations!

[Fossildude19]

I think #4 is probably some sort of Equisetales, or Calamitales , (horsetail fossils), rather than seeds.

Neocalamites  sp. is a possibility.

 

[FossilNerd]

I’m going to be the oddball and say that I like #6 the best.  It looks like you can  still make out the bark and growth rings. I bet a little prepping would make it really stand out!  A diamond in the rough. 

 

I concede that #4 is also very interesting too.  

 

Wish I could help with IDs, but beyond knowing that it all seems to be plant material, my knowledge is limited.