LINDERA From South Of Green River, Wyoming Polished Petrified Wood
Item History & Price
| Reference Number: Avaluer:15851075 |
Spicebush (Lindera sp.)
Bridger Formation, Eocene
South of Green River, Wyoming
** For those of you that prefer slabs to end cuts, here's a great one for yourcollection! Besides the great name - spicebush -- this slice displayssome good woody fine structure on the polished face. Lindera isa genus that is no longer found in the Western Hemisphere and is now nativemainly in Russia. However, Eocene leaf floras of the Wyoming a...reaconclusively indicate that Lindera was once a prominent partof the vegetation here. We are providing a photomicrograph that shows thefine structure well. Diffuse porous with pores in the 50 to 100 micronsrange along with a density of approximately 20 to 40 pores per square millimeter. Pores are either solitary or in radial multiples of two (occasionally, butrarely, three). This slab measures 3.5” x 2.5” on the polished face and 1/2” thick.We specialize in petrified wood and plant fossils which are accurately identified as to locality of origin and family, genus or species. We don’t guess and when we do not know, we say so! Your specimen will come with a label identifying the common name of the tree, the Latin name of the genus or species, the locality where it was collected, the formation and age of the material and any other pertinent information we have gleaned from our literature search.Buyer to pay $8.00 for economy shipping to addresses in the United States. We are happy to ship internationally and international bidders should use the eBay postage rate calculator to determine the postal rate to their country. California buyers will be charged State Sales Tax. Be sure to check out our other auctions. We are happy to combine auction winnings to save you shipping costs.
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Bridger Formation, Eocene
South of Green River, Wyoming
** For those of you that prefer slabs to end cuts, here's a great one for yourcollection! Besides the great name - spicebush -- this slice displayssome good woody fine structure on the polished face. Lindera isa genus that is no longer found in the Western Hemisphere and is now nativemainly in Russia. However, Eocene leaf floras of the Wyoming a...reaconclusively indicate that Lindera was once a prominent partof the vegetation here. We are providing a photomicrograph that shows thefine structure well. Diffuse porous with pores in the 50 to 100 micronsrange along with a density of approximately 20 to 40 pores per square millimeter. Pores are either solitary or in radial multiples of two (occasionally, butrarely, three). This slab measures 3.5” x 2.5” on the polished face and 1/2” thick.We specialize in petrified wood and plant fossils which are accurately identified as to locality of origin and family, genus or species. We don’t guess and when we do not know, we say so! Your specimen will come with a label identifying the common name of the tree, the Latin name of the genus or species, the locality where it was collected, the formation and age of the material and any other pertinent information we have gleaned from our literature search.Buyer to pay $8.00 for economy shipping to addresses in the United States. We are happy to ship internationally and international bidders should use the eBay postage rate calculator to determine the postal rate to their country. California buyers will be charged State Sales Tax. Be sure to check out our other auctions. We are happy to combine auction winnings to save you shipping costs.
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