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Paleocene Fossil Leaves (Davidia & Viburnum) - Montana
This is a pair of detailed fossil leaves from the Fort Union Formation of Montana. They are from the Paleocene, or approximately 60 million years old. The dark orange preservation of the leaf fossil contrasts well against the lighter shale, and all the veins of the leaf can be seen in good relief.
The large leaf Davidia (4.9") and the smaller one is Viburnum (2.8"). Each leaf is displayed on a different side of the rock. There maybe some minor touchups to the leaf where parts flaked onto the other side of the rock when split. It comes with an acrylic display stand.
Davidia is a medium-sized deciduous tree in the dogwood family
The large leaf Davidia (4.9") and the smaller one is Viburnum (2.8"). Each leaf is displayed on a different side of the rock. There maybe some minor touchups to the leaf where parts flaked onto the other side of the rock when split. It comes with an acrylic display stand.
Davidia is a medium-sized deciduous tree in the dogwood family
SPECIES
Davidia antiqua & Viburnum asperum
LOCATION
Glendive, Montana
FORMATION
Fort Union Formation
SIZE
5.1x4.5" rock
CATEGORY
ITEM
#68278
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