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Carboniferous Pennsylvanian Sigillaria fossils


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I am attaching photos of Sigillaria fossils in my collection.  Members of the Forum have been helpful before and as always, suggestions/comments/corrections are welcome.

 

The first image is of a Pennsylvanian Sigillaria syringodendron specimen from Czechoslovakia.

 

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The second image is of a Sigillaria specimen from the Pennsylvanian in Eastern Kentucky.

 

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The third image is a Pennsylavanian  Sigillaria specimen from the Westphalian in Czerwionka, Poland.

 

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The fourth image is of Pennsylvanian Sigillaria leaves from Podrovskoe, District of Donetsk Region, Ukraine.  The contrast is poor but these leaves do have a remarkable similarity to grasses (although grasses did not evolve until hundreds of millions of year later).

 

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The last image is of a Pennsylvanian specimen from Kentucky that was identified by a helpful Forum member as a Sigillaria cortex specimen.  

 

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Very interesting, thanks for sharing. :)

These are Sigillaria, I think, rather than sigillarius?

 

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I agree.  However, the editing period had expired once I realized this and I cannot change it to sigillaria.

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You can always ask a moderator or administrator to make changes for you, giving them the link of the topic you want to change.

 

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Coco, how am I able to contact a moderator or administrator?  I have searched for a means to contact them and have been unsuccessful.

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  • Fossildude19 changed the title to Carboniferous Pennsylvanian Sigillaria fossils

You can PM a staff member.
You can report the post you want edited.

You can "Tag" a staff member.

 

 

 

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Thank you folks for all of the suggestions.  I expecially wish to thank whoever edited my submission and corrected sigillarius to sigillaria.  Nick

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