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Fossil found in a Sandstone formation
- Thread starter captnkirk
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I think I found out what it is; a LEPIDODENDRON Fossil. Carboniferous, Pennsylvanian Period (307-331 Million Yeas Ago), a bit older than I thought.
Usually located around areas of Coal formations and guess what; we have Coal in my area of the state. Gonna try and get it up to the University for confirmation.
First photo is what I found and the second is a internet photo.
Usually located around areas of Coal formations and guess what; we have Coal in my area of the state. Gonna try and get it up to the University for confirmation.
First photo is what I found and the second is a internet photo.
