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11.3" Fossil Leave (Sycamore & Decodon) Plate - Green River Formation
This is a 11.3" wide leaf fossil plate from the Green River Formation of Uintah County, Utah. It contains several leaves on a branch that resemble those from the genus Decodon, with the largest complete leaf measuring 4.15". There is a stunning example of a leaf from the Macginitiea sycamore tree that measures 5.5" long including the stem. An unidentified leaf showing signs of insect predation is also present on the rock.
Comes with an acrylic and metal display stand.
Comes with an acrylic and metal display stand.
A note on Green River leaf identifications. Over 60 described leaf bearing plants have been identified from this formation, many of which have very similar leaves. We have done our best to provide identifications based on the resources available to us, but we are not paleobotany experts and cannot guarantee that all will be 100% correct.
SPECIES
Cf. Decodon sp.?, Macginitiea wyomingensis
AGE
LOCATION
Uintah County, Utah
FORMATION
Green River Formation
SIZE
Sycamore Leaf: 5.5" long, Rock: 11.3 x 9.3"
CATEGORY
SUB CATEGORY
ITEM
#224761
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