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Excellent Allophylus flexifolia Fossil Leaf from the Green River

Name: Allophylus flexifolia
Age: Eocene
Size: The leaf is 3” in length.
Fossil Location: Parachute Creek Member, Green River Formation, Bonanza Area, Utah
Comments: The Green River Formation is known for the excellent quality of preservation of its fossils. This leaf is no exception. It is one of the most representative of all the fossil leave species found in the Green River Formation. It is beautifully detailed, with excellent color and contrast.
Price: $50.00 - Code PFP253 - Free postage in the USA - Purchase
 

Excellent Large Five Lobed Sycamore Leaf Fossil from Utah

Name: Platanus wyomingensis (sycamore)
Age: Eocene
Size: The leaf is 4 1/2” in length on a 7” x 5 ¾” plate.
Fossil Location: Parachute Creek Member, Green River Formation, Bonanza Area, Utah
Comments: The Platanus found in the Green River Formation have between three to eight lobes. This is a large five lobed specimen. It exhibits a deep dark chocolate color, contrasting beautifully against the gray matrix. The venation is excellent and the full petiole is intact. A smaller inverted and unidentified leaf runs parallel to the petiole of the Sycamore leaf. The Green River Formation holds one of the world’s richest depositories of fossil leaves, plants, vines and aquatic vegetation. My provider alone shows over seventy species he collects. Surely there are many more found. Not only is the variety of plant life phenomenal, the preservation is often superb. The Green River fossils I am offering are collected with the permission of the property owner on privately held land.
Price: $145.00 - Code PFP202 - Free postage in the USA  - Purchase

 

Legume Leaf Fossil from the Green River Formation

Name: Legume sp.
Family: Fabaceae
Age: Eocene
Size: The leaf is 2 1/2” in length on a small plate.
Fossil Location: Parachute Creek Member, Green River Formation, Bonanza Area, Utah
Comments: Legumes such as this one have a simple, though distinctive looking leaf. Obviously, this is a very rare find and would be of great interest to the specialist collector of G.R. flora.
The Green River Formation is known for the excellent quality of preservation of its fossils.
Price: Sold - Code PFP241 - Free postage in the USA - Purchase

 

Large Impressive Populus wilmattae Green River Leaf Fossil

Name: Populus wilmattae (poplar)
Age: Eocene
Size: The specimen is 4 1/2” in length, including the stem.
Fossil Location: Parachute Creek Member, Green River Formation, Bonanza Area, Utah
Comments: The Green River Formation is known for the excellent quality of preservation of its fossils. This leaf is no exception. It is one of the most representative of all the fossil leave species found in the Green River Formation. It is beautifully detailed, with excellent color and contrast. Note the excellent venation and long fully complete petiole. The plate is solid and would make a nice display or collection piece. I’ve never seen a more perfectly preserved specimen of this species.
Price: $110.00 - Code PFP239 - Free postage in the USA - Purchase

 

Paleocene Ginko adiantoides Fossil Leaf

Ginko adiantoides Plant Fossil Leaf
Name: Ginko adiantoides
Age: Paleocene
Size: The leaf is 3” in length.
Fossil Location: Sentinel Butte Fm., Morton County, North Dakota.
Comments: Perhaps the favorite fossil leaf of collectors is the Ginko. This one has an unusual silver color which contrast wonderfully against the background matrix.
Price: $125.00 - Code PFP250 - Free postage in the USA  - Purchase
 

Detailed Populus wilmattae Green River Leaf Fossil

Populus wilmattae Green River Leaf Fossil
Name: Populus wilmattae (poplar)
Age: Eocene
Size: The leaf is 2 3/16’ in length, including the stem.
Fossil Location: Parachute Creek Member, Green River Formation, Bonanza Area, Utah
Comments: This is a beautifully detailed Poplar leaf. Note the excellent venation.The Green River Formation holds one of the world’s richest depositories of fossil leaves, plants, vines and aquatic vegetation. My provider alone shows over seventy species he collects. Surely there are many more found. Not only is the variety of plant life phenomenal, the preservation is often superb. The Green River fossils I am offering are collected with the permission of the property owner on privately held land.
Price: $40.00 Code #: PFP208 Free postage in the USA  - Purchase
 

Fine Cedrelospermum Leaf from the Green River Formation

Cedrelospermum nervosum
Name: Cedrelospermum nervosum
Age: Eocene
Size: The leaf measures 2 1/8” on a small plate
Fossil Location: Parachute Creek Member, Green River Formation, Bonanza Area, Utah
Comments: The Cardiospermum genus consists primarily of herbaceous vines. One of today’s living species is considered as an invasive species in the Southern USA! This specimen has excellent preservation, a deep dark chocolate color and is well centered on a small plate.
The Green River Formation holds one of the world’s richest depositories of fossil leaves, plants, vines and aquatic vegetation. My provider alone shows over seventy species he collects. Surely there are many more found. Not only is the variety of plant life phenomenal, the preservation is often superb. The Green River fossils I am offering are collected with the permission of the property owner on privately held land.
Price: $45.00 - Code PFP222 - Free postage in the USA - Purchase
 

Rare Mimosites Leafy Branch from the Green River Formation

Mimosites coloradensis Plant Fossil
Name: Mimosites coloradensis
Age: Eocene
Size: The leaf measures 2 1/8” on a small plate .
Fossil Location: Parachute Creek Member, Green River Formation, Bonanza Area, Utah
Comments: This exceptionally well-detailed Mimosites branch has 15 full to partial leaves. Branches with leaves are highly desirable by plant collectors for their aesthetics, complexity and rarity. This would be fine addition to the specialist collector’s holdings.
The Green River Formation holds one of the world’s richest depositories of fossil leaves, plants, vines and aquatic vegetation. My provider alone shows over seventy species he collects. Surely there are many more found. Not only is the variety of plant life phenomenal, the preservation is often superb. The Green River fossils I am offering are collected with the permission of the property owner on privately held land.
Price: Sold - Code PFP223 - Free postage in the USA - Purchase
 

Intricate Lygodiumi (climbing fern) leaf from Bonanza Utah

Lygodiumi kaulfusslii
Name: Lygodiumi kaulfusslii (climbing fern)
Age: Eocene
Size: The leaf is 2” in length on a small plate.
Fossil Location: Parachute Creek Member, Green River Formation, Bonanza Area, Utah
Comments: This is an example of the Schizaeaceae (Curly Grass Family) family. The brown color is a fine contrast to the light shale matrix. The extant examples are true climbers that twine 60-90 cm high on saplings along watercourses from Florida to New England, as a result of introduction from native locations in Europe and Asia. This is a remarkably detailed example showing the venation quite clearly. The plate is solid and would make a nice display or collection piece.
The Green River Formation holds one of the world’s richest depositories of fossil leaves, plants, vines and aquatic vegetation. My provider alone shows over seventy species he collects. Surely there are many more found. Not only is the variety of plant life phenomenal, the preservation is often superb. The Green River fossils I am offering are collected with the permission of the property owner on privately held land.
Price: $65.00 - Code PFP209 - Free postage in the USA - Purchase
 

Large Polished Madagascar Petrified Display Wood

Polished Madagascar Petrified Display Wood
Conifer Division: Pinophyta Class: Pinopsida.
Age: Triassic
Size: The leaf is 2” in length on a small plate.
Fossil Location: Mahajanga, Madagascar.
Comments: This finely polished and lustrous
specimen shows a wide array of brown, red and tan hues. It is a limb or trunk section. Giving the wood slab another dimension of interest is the outer petrified bark. It would make a unique decorative piece, or splendid addition to your fossil collection. Madagascar produces, by far, the largest commercial, and most affordable quantity of brown petrified wood sold on the world market.
Price: $180.00 - Code PFW15 - Free postage in the USA - Purchase