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Calamites Fossil

Coal Fossil - Annularia, two leaf whorls of Calamites (2.5^ diameter), tree-like relatives of modern horsetails that could grow to 100 feet high during the Carboniferous Period, Pennsylvanian Epoch, some 300 million years ago. Specimen courtesy of Penn St

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Theodore Clutter /Science Source/ www.ardea.com
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Ancient Annularia Bituminous Calamites Carbon Carboniferous Coal Fossil Fossiliferous Fossilization Fossilized Geological Horsetails Pennsylvanian Plantae Prehistoric Whorl


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