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Specimens from the Bob Campbell Geology Museum
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Hickory (Carya antiquorum)
Bob Campbell Geology Museum
Formation: Fort Union Formtion.
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Hickory nut (Juglans costata)
Bob Campbell Geology Museum
32 million years old; Formation: Florissant Shale.
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Horsetail (Calamites cisti)
Bob Campbell Geology Museum
Formation: Tonganoxie Sandstone.
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Horsetail (Calamites sp.), extinct
Bob Campbell Geology Museum
Formation: Pella Beds.
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Ironwood (Carpinus fraterna)
Bob Campbell Geology Museum
32 million years old; Formation: Florissant Shale.
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Judas tree (Cercis parvifolia)
Bob Campbell Geology Museum
32 million years old; Formation: Florissant Shale.
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Laurel (Lauraceae sp.)
Bob Campbell Geology Museum
Formation: Tranquille Shale; McAbee fossil beds.
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Laurel oak (Quercus laurifolia) leaf, unidentified seed or fruit
Bob Campbell Geology Museum
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Norfolk island pine (Araucaria mirabilis)
Bob Campbell Geology Museum
170 million years old; Formation: Cerro Alto Beds.
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Oak (Quercus simulata)
Bob Campbell Geology Museum
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Oak (Quercus sp.) leaf
Bob Campbell Geology Museum
Donated: J. Martin.
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Petrified wood
Bob Campbell Geology Museum
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Petrified wood
Bob Campbell Geology Museum
45 million years old; Formation: Wasatch Formation.
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Pine cone (Pinus sp.)
Bob Campbell Geology Museum
Formation: Coastal plain deposits; Donated: Clayton T. Smith.
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Plant (Plantae), root casts
Bob Campbell Geology Museum
Formation: Huber Formation.
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Poplar (Populus sp.)
Bob Campbell Geology Museum
32 million years old; Formation: Florissant Shale.
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Rhacopteris ovata
Bob Campbell Geology Museum
Formation: Tanilba Bay.
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Rutaceae sp. citrus fruit
Bob Campbell Geology Museum
62 million years old; Formation: Fort Union Formation.
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Scale tree (Lepidodendron sp.)
Bob Campbell Geology Museum
Formation: Pella Beds.
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Seed Fern (Alethopteris sp.) part and counterpart
Bob Campbell Geology Museum
Formation: Francis Creek Shale.
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Hickory (Carya antiquorum)
Hickory nut (Juglans costata)
Horsetail (Calamites cisti)
Horsetail (Calamites sp.), extinct
Ironwood (Carpinus fraterna)
Judas tree (Cercis parvifolia)
Laurel (Lauraceae sp.)
Laurel oak (Quercus laurifolia) leaf, unidentified seed or fruit
Norfolk island pine (Araucaria mirabilis)
Oak (Quercus simulata)
Oak (Quercus sp.) leaf
Petrified wood
Petrified wood
Pine cone (Pinus sp.)
Plant (Plantae), root casts
Poplar (Populus sp.)
Rhacopteris ovata
Rutaceae sp. citrus fruit
Scale tree (Lepidodendron sp.)
Seed Fern (Alethopteris sp.) part and counterpart
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