Fossil Leaf, Glendive Montana Extreme Animals Alive fully illustrated story of plant

fully illustrated story of plant life on Earth as revealed through some of the most significant fossil discoveries ever made

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Ammonites were predatory cephalopod mollusks that resembled squids with spiral shells

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Fossil Leaf, Glendive Montana Extreme Animals Alive fully illustrated story of plantDavidia antiqua Fort Union Formation Glendive, Montana Paleocene Fort Union Formation leaf fossils from the Paleocene epoch (approx. 60 million years old) are commonly and naturally brown, ranging from dark brown to reddish orange. These fossils are usually preserved as iron stained impressions or carbonizations in shale or siltstone, creating a high contrast brown on gray appearance.