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Rare, Colorful Lepidodendron Bark from Poland
TREE BARK
Stock Number FPBARK904
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Name:   Lepidodendron Bark
Age:  Pennsylvanian
Formation:  Skamode Zone
Location:  Poland
Size:  Bark is almost 4 inches tall
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This is a very unusual plant fossil. It is a plate with very detailed Lepidodendron Bark preserved. This large specimen showcases a very distinct example of Lepidodendron bark. The textbook diamond-shaped leaf scar pattern is wonderfully intact. Each ''diamond'' represents the point of attachment of a fallen leaf. The fossil has striking, natural orangish coloration. This is a very collectible plant fossil from the Coal Age of Europe.