Monday, March 11, 2013
Palmoxylon Fossil
This fossil appears to be of the genus Palmoxylon and was found in Texas. It is from the Eocene. Fossil was photographed wet and magnified 40x and 100x which is about 6mm and 1mm field of view.
Thanks to Herb for the fossil.
Sunday, March 10, 2013
Palmoxylon Fossil Magnified
These magnifications are from a thin slab of silicified palm fossil. I wet sanded the slab with 320 and 800 grit paper. Karate Kid's Mr. Miyagi would be proud of my sanding work!
Fossil was photographed wet to enhance the contrast. Have not tried polishing it yet.
This fossil appears to be of the genus Palmoxylon and was found in Texas. It is from the Eocene.
Thanks to Herb for the fossil.
Fossil was photographed wet to enhance the contrast. Have not tried polishing it yet.
This fossil appears to be of the genus Palmoxylon and was found in Texas. It is from the Eocene.
Thanks to Herb for the fossil.
Labels:
eocene,
plant,
silicified,
texas
Monday, March 4, 2013
Icriodus expansus? Conodont Fossil
Here is a freshly discovered conodont fossil found in the Beechwood Limestone of Clark County, Indiana. It is Middle Devonian Period in age. It appears to be an Icriodus expansus? conodont fossil.
Thanks to Kenny for the picture.
Thanks to Kenny for the picture.
Labels:
beechwood limestone,
conodont,
devonian,
microscope
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