Exquisite Elm Plant Leaf Fossil from Nevada

Ulmus c.f. newberryi (Elm)

Division Magnoliophyta, Class Magnoliopsida, Order Rosales, Family Ulmaceae

Geological Time: Miocene, 16 million years ago

Size: Leaf fossil is 50 mm including the stem. ( 1 15/16” )

Fossil Site: Central Nevada

Fossil Code: PFP121

Price: $110.00


Description: An exceptionally well preserved and hard to find leaf species from Nevada. Small, but stunning. It will be shipped in a glass covered 6 x 5” Riker mount for protection.

Nevada has many fossil plant producing localities. They show that the state once had a much wetter and more temperate climate back in the Miocene. There were many more lakes in what is now the driest state in the USA. The Sierra uplift dramatically changed the climate and rainfall in the state. The specimens will be fully labeled.

I highly advise you do not open the Riker mount to touch or examine the specimen. The paper shale is fragile beyond belief. It will almost surely crumble if you attempt to pick up or move it.

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