
Cycad Frond
$47.00
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Cycads are living fossils! Cycad plants served as a main food source for dinosaurs during the Jurassic Period more than 200 million years ago, and are still growing today. Because they made up almost 20% of plant life during the Jurassic, this is often called the "Age of Cycads." Although they resemble palms, cycads are more closely related to conifers. They are gymnosperms, meaning they have wood like a tree and produce seeds that are open to the air for pollination. Includes label Type: Cycad FrondSpecies: Otomites sp.Age: Early Jurassic (200 - 174 million years old)Formation: Talkeetna FormationLocality: Matanuska Valley, Alaska Size of Specimen: 2.75 x 2.5 x .63 inches Weight: 1.4 oz.
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