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  • Who We Are
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    • 15th BC Paleontological Symposium 2025
      • Symposium Call For Abstracts and Posters
    • Research News
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Fossil Plants

  • Pinus escalantensis from Escalante: – Late Eocene
  • Pinus escalantensis,Upper Eocene
  • Pinus escalantensis,Upper Eocene2
  • A plant fossil is any preserved part of a plant that has long since died. Such fossils may be prehistoric impressions that are many millions of years old, or bits of charcoal that are only a few hundred years old.

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