06979 - Well Preserved 2.19 Inch Pecopteris sp Carboniferous Fossil Fern
06979 - Well Preserved 2.19 Inch Pecopteris sp Carboniferous Fossil Fern 06979 - Well Preserved 2.19 Inch Pecopteris sp Carboniferous Fossil Fern 06979 - Well Preserved 2.19 Inch Pecopteris sp Carboniferous Fossil Fern

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Species
† Pecopteris sp, Brongniart (1822)
Age
Carboniferous, Westphalian - Middle Pennsylvanian (308 million years)
Location
Upper Silesia, Poland
Formation
Silesia Carboniferous Outcrops
Size
55.5 mm   •    in
Weight
54 g   •    oz
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Description

Pecopteris sp, Brongniart 1822

    
PaleoDB taxon number: 157283


Parent taxon: Plantae according to W. D. Tidwell et al. 1992


Sister taxa: Aculeisporites, Alethopteridae, Archelytron, Archelytron priscus, Asterotheca, Biliphyta, Blatta hyperborea, Bullasporis, Calamitaceae, Camerosporites, Carpolithes, Chrysomelites lindhageni, Chrysomelites thulensis, Confertisulcites, Cordaitales, Ctenostematopteryx minor, Curculionites costulatus, Curculionites thoracicus, Cyclogranisporites, Cymodoceites, Cyperites, Dictyopteris, Donacia parvula, Donacia smithiana, Dutoitia, Elytridium, Elytridium deplanatum, Embryophyta, Euphemerites, Euphemerites affinis, Euphemerites gigas, Euphemerites simplex, Feistmantelia, Flabellofolium, Flemingites, Holcospermum, Howisonia, Hydrobius nauckhoffi, Hymenozonotriletes, Klausipollenites, Knorria, Knoxisporites, Krauselisporites, Laccophilus parvulus, Lapposisporites, Lepidodendraceae, Lonchopteris, Loperia, Lycopodiophyta, Lycopodophyta, Metaleiofusa, Myeloxylon, Neuropteridae, Pachytesta, Phytoptus antiquus, Polysporangiophyta, Pythonidium, Pythonidium metallicum, Rhabdotarachnoides, Rhabdotarachnoides simoni, Scythiana, Sigillariaceae, Silpha deplanata, Spermatophyta, Sphenopteridae, Stigmaria, Sulcati, Sulcatisporites, Thomsonisporites, Tracheophyta, Trigonocarpus, Trilobozonosporites, Viridiplantae, Wardia, Whittleseya, Yuknessia


Subtaxa: Pecopteris buhsei

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Environments: (192 collections), terrestrial (40), fluvial-lacustrine (7), marine (5), deltaic (4), fluvial (4), "floodplain" (2), lacustrine - small (2), coastal (2), delta plain (2), fine channel fill (2), mire/swamp (2), estuary/bay (1), lagoonal (1), marginal marine (1), lagoonal/restricted shallow subtidal (1), lacustrine (1), fluvial-deltaic (1), "channel" (1), crevasse splay (1), coarse channel fill (1), paralic (1)

Age range: 318.1 to 11.1 Ma

Distribution:
• Miocene of Switzerland (1 collection)

• Oligocene of Argentina (1)

• Cretaceous of Antarctica (1), Belgium (1), Portugal (2), United States (4: Wyoming)

• Jurassic of Poland (1), Portugal (2), the United Kingdom (1)

• Triassic to Jurassic of Sweden (1)

• Triassic of China (6), France (3), Germany (5), Hungary (1), Italy (2), Kyrgyzstan (1), Mexico (9), the Russian Federation (8), Switzerland (1), Tajikistan (2), United States (1: Virginia)

• Wolfcamp of Mexico (1)

• Permian of Argentina (3), Bolivia (1), Brazil (10), Canada (1: Prince Edward Island), China (147), the Czech Republic (3), France (9), Germany (17), Greenland (1), Hungary (1), Indonesia (1), Iraq (1), Italy (2), Japan (1), Madagascar (2), Malaysia (4), Mexico (1), Mongolia (9), Morocco (3), North Korea (7), Papua New Guinea (1), Peru (1), Portugal (1), the Russian Federation (85), Saudi Arabia (5), South Africa (2), South Korea (4), Spain (2), Thailand (2), Turkey (2), the United Kingdom (2), United States (17: Arizona, Colorado, Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas, West Virginia), Venezuela (1), Zimbabwe (1)

• Virgilian of United States (1: New Mexico)

• Desmoinesian of United States (2: Indiana, Missouri)

• Atokan of United States (1: Indiana)

• Pennsylvanian of Portugal (1), United States (8: Georgia, Illinois, Kentucky, Michigan)

• Westphalian of United States (1: Illinois)

• Carboniferous to Permian of Morocco (1), Spain (1)

• Carboniferous of Canada (11: New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island), Germany (3), Portugal (1), Spain (8), United States (34: Alabama, Alaska, Arizona, Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, Kentucky, Ohio, Oklahoma, Texas, West Virginia)

• Mississippian of Canada (2: New Brunswick, Nova Scotia), France (1), United States (4: Missouri, Pennsylvania, West Virginia)

 

Source: Pecopteris spFossilworks - Paleobiology Database

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