Fossil Ginkgo Leaf - 3.316" aquaticreptile Director USU Eastern Prehistoric Museum

Director USU Eastern Prehistoric Museum

The history of faience is tightly linked to the importance of visual symbols in a world in which most people could neither read nor write

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Typically attributed to Dromaeosaurids

222" wood fragment of the original 1923 sign salvaged during the reconstruction

Fossil Ginkgo Leaf - 3.316" aquaticreptile Director USU Eastern Prehistoric MuseumThe Ginkgo tree is a beautiful plant with fascinating fan like leaves that turn a rich gold in autumn. First appearing in the Jurassic Period, this magnificent gymnosperm has changed very little over the past several million years, making the modern tree a living fossil of its prehistoric ancestors. This specimen is a 3. 316" fossil Ginkgo cranei leaf from the Sentinel Butte Formation in North Dakota. This formation and the fossil are from the