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Sigillaria laevigata, fossil lycopod bark

Sigillaria laevigata, fossil lycopod bark


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Sigillaria laevigata, fossil lycopod bark

This carboniferous fossilised lycopod (prehistoric spore-bearing plants) bark specimen is 9 cm long

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Bark Carboniferous Fortey Fossil Fossil The Key To The Past Fossilised Isoetopsida Lepidodendraceae Lepidodendrales Lycopod Lycopodiophyta Paleozoic Phanerozoic Prehistoric Richard Fortey Rough Spore Trunk Sigillaria


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This fossil specimen showcases the ancient, rough bark of a Sigillaria laevigata, a prehistoric lycopod from the Carboniferous period. Measuring 9 cm in length, this fossilized bark belongs to a type of spore-bearing plant that once thrived during the Paleozoic Era, around 350 million years ago. Lycopods, also known as clubmosses, are a group of non-vascular plants that are considered the oldest surviving seedless vascular plants. The bark of Sigillaria laevigata, a member of the Lycopodiophyta division, displays a rich, intricate texture, with a distinct, wavy pattern that resembles the bark of a tree. During the Carboniferous, these plants dominated the terrestrial ecosystems, growing in vast forests that covered large areas of the Earth. The bark of Sigillaria laevigata would have provided protection against the elements and herbivores, allowing the plant to thrive and contribute to the lush vegetation of the time. This fossilized bark specimen offers a glimpse into the past, providing valuable insights into the ancient world and the evolution of plant life. It is a reminder of the rich history that lies beneath our feet, waiting to be discovered and appreciated. Richard Fortey, a renowned British paleontologist, once described fossils as "the key to the past," and this Sigillaria laevigata bark specimen is a testament to his words. As we study the intricacies of its texture and the story it tells, we are transported back in time to an era when the world was vastly different from the one we know today.

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