| Plants have existed on this planet, long before animal life. Though not as complex, plants are just as diverse as animals.
Growing on the highest most inhospitable mountains, and in the deepest oceans.
The items shown below are from British Columbia, Canada. They are all Middle Eocene tree fossils.
The Eocene was a period when flowering plants thrived. The first grasses
appeared with growth near the root as opposed to the tip, providing a renewable food resource and place
of refuge for many animals. Small mammals radiated. Many new species of shrubs, trees and small plants
appeared. A variety of trees thrived in a warm Eocene climate, including beech, elm, chestnut, magnolia,
redwood, birch, and cedar, and more. We also have some fine Petrified Wood, to view our specimens, CLICK HERE |
| Sequoia Eocene 50 million yrs old British Columbia, Canada Tranquille Shale, Kamloops Group
Item: FP002 Price:*SOLD* $39.00 SPECIAL!!! |
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Birch and Alder Eocene 50 million yrs old British Columbia, Canada Tranquille Shale, Kamloops Group
Item: FP003 Price: *SOLD*$45.00 |
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Norfolk Pine Eocene 50 million yrs old Wyoming Green River Formation
Item: FP004 Price: *SOLD*$49.00 |
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Alder and Beech Eocene 50 million yrs old British Columbia, Canada Tranquille Shale, Kamloops Group
Item: FP005 SPECIAL Price:*SOLD*$85.00 |
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Alder, Birch and Beech Eocene 50 million yrs old British Columbia, Canada Tranquille Shale, Kamloops Group
Item: FP006 Price: *SOLD*$125.00 |
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| Another fine specimen from the Eocene of Wyoming. Green River Formation. This is a Fossil Sycamore Leaf exhibiting insect predation. This ia a great cabinet specimen, Riker Mounted Item: FP003 JUST REDUCED! Price: *SOLD*$39.00*SOLD* |
| Another fine specimen from the Eocene of Idaho. This is a Fossil Alder cone with several partial leafs.Riker Mounted. Item: FP009 JUST REDUCED! Price: *SOLD*$39.00 |
| URL: http://www.nature-source.com/plant-impressions.htm Last Updated: Wednesday January 16, 2008
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