FOSSIL PLANTS - 2002 Colorado Fossil Expo (9/2002)

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FOSSIL PLANTS - 2002 Colorado Fossil Expo (9/2002)
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$Petrified Wood\nJohnson Lapidiary\nSparks, NV$

Petrified Wood
Johnson Lapidiary
Sparks, NV
$Petrified Juniper\nNevada\nJohnson Lapidiary\nSparks, NV$

Petrified Juniper
Nevada
Johnson Lapidiary
Sparks, NV

$Petrified Wood\nJohnson Lapidiary\nSparks, NV$

Petrified Wood
Johnson Lapidiary
Sparks, NV
$Petrified Swamp Bog\nApprox 14 mya\nTrout Creek Formation (11-14 mya)\nWood, algae and swamp debris were covered over and petrified together. Minerals seeping in for millions of years created the color.\nJohnson Lapidary\nSparks, NV$

Petrified Swamp Bog
Approx 14 mya
Trout Creek Formation (11-14 mya)
Wood, algae and swamp debris were covered over and petrified together. Minerals seeping in for millions of years created the color.
Johnson Lapidary
Sparks, NV
$Petrified Swamp Bog\nApprox 14 mya\nTrout Creek Formation (11-14 mya)\nWood, algae and swamp debris were covered over and petrified together. Minerals seeping in for millions of years created the color.\nJohnson Lapidary\nSparks, NV$

Petrified Swamp Bog
Approx 14 mya
Trout Creek Formation (11-14 mya)
Wood, algae and swamp debris were covered over and petrified together. Minerals seeping in for millions of years created the color.
Johnson Lapidary
Sparks, NV
$Petrified Cherry\nJohnson Lapidiary\nSparks, NV$

Petrified Cherry
Johnson Lapidiary
Sparks, NV

$Petrified Meta Sequoia\nNevada\nJohnson Lapidiary\nSparks, NV$

Petrified Meta Sequoia
Nevada
Johnson Lapidiary
Sparks, NV
$Petrified Redwood, Nevada\nJohnson Lapidiary\nSparks, NV$

Petrified Redwood, Nevada
Johnson Lapidiary
Sparks, NV

Beautifully preserved Cycad trunk from Patagonia, Argentina
$Cycadeoidea sp\nUpper Cretaceous\nAllen Formation\nPatagonia, Argentina\n(from Patagonia Stones)$

Cycadeoidea sp
Upper Cretaceous
Allen Formation
Patagonia, Argentina
(from Patagonia Stones)

Leaf with nice drip tip
$Pine cones and tree trunk\nPatagonia Argentina$

Pine cones and tree trunk
Patagonia Argentina
$Petrified Swamp Bog\nApprox 14 mya\nTrout Creek Formation (11-14 mya)\nWood, algae and swamp debris were covered over and petrified together. Minerals seeping in for millions of years created the color.\nJohnson Lapidary\nSparks, NV$

Petrified Swamp Bog
Approx 14 mya
Trout Creek Formation (11-14 mya)
Wood, algae and swamp debris were covered over and petrified together. Minerals seeping in for millions of years created the color.
Johnson Lapidary
Sparks, NV
$Petrified Swamp Bog\nApprox 14 mya\nTrout Creek Formation (11-14 mya)\nWood, algae and swamp debris were covered over and petrified together. Minerals seeping in for millions of years created the color.\nJohnson Lapidary\nSparks, NV$

Petrified Swamp Bog
Approx 14 mya
Trout Creek Formation (11-14 mya)
Wood, algae and swamp debris were covered over and petrified together. Minerals seeping in for millions of years created the color.
Johnson Lapidary
Sparks, NV

$Petrified Swamp Bog\nApprox 14 mya\nTrout Creek Formation (11-14 mya)\nWood, algae and swamp debris were covered over and petrified together. Minerals seeping in for millions of years created the color.\nJohnson Lapidary\nSparks, NV$

Petrified Swamp Bog
Approx 14 mya
Trout Creek Formation (11-14 mya)
Wood, algae and swamp debris were covered over and petrified together. Minerals seeping in for millions of years created the color.
Johnson Lapidary
Sparks, NV

Petrified wood

Petrified Willow

Petrified wood

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		$Petrified Wood\nJohnson Lapidiary\nSparks, NV$ Petrified Wood Johnson Lapidiary Sparks, NV	$Petrified Juniper\nNevada\nJohnson Lapidiary\nSparks, NV$ Petrified Juniper Nevada Johnson Lapidiary Sparks, NV
$Petrified Wood\nJohnson Lapidiary\nSparks, NV$ Petrified Wood Johnson Lapidiary Sparks, NV	$Petrified Swamp Bog\nApprox 14 mya\nTrout Creek Formation (11-14 mya)\nWood, algae and swamp debris were covered over and petrified together. Minerals seeping in for millions of years created the color.\nJohnson Lapidary\nSparks, NV$ Petrified Swamp Bog Approx 14 mya Trout Creek Formation (11-14 mya) Wood, algae and swamp debris were covered over and petrified together. Minerals seeping in for millions of years created the color. Johnson Lapidary Sparks, NV	$Petrified Swamp Bog\nApprox 14 mya\nTrout Creek Formation (11-14 mya)\nWood, algae and swamp debris were covered over and petrified together. Minerals seeping in for millions of years created the color.\nJohnson Lapidary\nSparks, NV$ Petrified Swamp Bog Approx 14 mya Trout Creek Formation (11-14 mya) Wood, algae and swamp debris were covered over and petrified together. Minerals seeping in for millions of years created the color. Johnson Lapidary Sparks, NV	$Petrified Cherry\nJohnson Lapidiary\nSparks, NV$ Petrified Cherry Johnson Lapidiary Sparks, NV
$Petrified Meta Sequoia\nNevada\nJohnson Lapidiary\nSparks, NV$ Petrified Meta Sequoia Nevada Johnson Lapidiary Sparks, NV	$Petrified Redwood, Nevada\nJohnson Lapidiary\nSparks, NV$ Petrified Redwood, Nevada Johnson Lapidiary Sparks, NV	Beautifully preserved Cycad trunk from Patagonia, Argentina	$Cycadeoidea sp\nUpper Cretaceous\nAllen Formation\nPatagonia, Argentina\n(from Patagonia Stones)$ Cycadeoidea sp Upper Cretaceous Allen Formation Patagonia, Argentina (from Patagonia Stones)
Leaf with nice drip tip	$Pine cones and tree trunk\nPatagonia Argentina$ Pine cones and tree trunk Patagonia Argentina	$Petrified Swamp Bog\nApprox 14 mya\nTrout Creek Formation (11-14 mya)\nWood, algae and swamp debris were covered over and petrified together. Minerals seeping in for millions of years created the color.\nJohnson Lapidary\nSparks, NV$ Petrified Swamp Bog Approx 14 mya Trout Creek Formation (11-14 mya) Wood, algae and swamp debris were covered over and petrified together. Minerals seeping in for millions of years created the color. Johnson Lapidary Sparks, NV	$Petrified Swamp Bog\nApprox 14 mya\nTrout Creek Formation (11-14 mya)\nWood, algae and swamp debris were covered over and petrified together. Minerals seeping in for millions of years created the color.\nJohnson Lapidary\nSparks, NV$ Petrified Swamp Bog Approx 14 mya Trout Creek Formation (11-14 mya) Wood, algae and swamp debris were covered over and petrified together. Minerals seeping in for millions of years created the color. Johnson Lapidary Sparks, NV
$Petrified Swamp Bog\nApprox 14 mya\nTrout Creek Formation (11-14 mya)\nWood, algae and swamp debris were covered over and petrified together. Minerals seeping in for millions of years created the color.\nJohnson Lapidary\nSparks, NV$ Petrified Swamp Bog Approx 14 mya Trout Creek Formation (11-14 mya) Wood, algae and swamp debris were covered over and petrified together. Minerals seeping in for millions of years created the color. Johnson Lapidary Sparks, NV	Petrified wood	Petrified Willow	Petrified wood

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