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EXTINCTIONS CHOICE- Beautiful Fossil Fern Plate
FERNS • PENNSYLVANIA
Stock Number FPFPA625
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Name:   Fossil Seed Fern Plate
Age:  Pennsylvanian
Formation:  Llewellyn Formation
Location:  Near St. Clair, Pennsylvania
Size:  Plate is about 14 inches diagonal!
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This is a beautiful plate of plant fossils from the now-closed location at St. Clair, Pennsylvania. The distinct fern fossils are preserved as a thin film of white pyrophyllite on black shale - quite striking! The detail of the fossils is just amazing, and the individual fronds are nicely showcased and aesthetically spaced on the large plate of shale (well over a foot across!). There are also a few plant fossils preserved on the back side of the slab. This is a very collectible, large display plate of classic white fossil fern fronds from the Coal Regions of Pennsylvania.

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