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    Ginko leaf fossil in brown mudstone. The sample shows a leaf and a seed. The fossil is compared to two modern ginkgo leaves.
    two samples of fossilised ginkgo leaves in a mudstone matrix. the sample to the left is of two leafs, the sample to the right contains a leaf and a seed. THE SAMPLES ARE SURROUNDED BY MODERN DAY GINKO LEAVES. One sample has a label saying "ginkgo cranei, coccilus flagella, paleocene, sentinel butte formation, Morton co., North Dakota

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    Ginkgo cranei + seed
    Age: Paleocene (58-55 million years ago)
    Location: Sentinnel Butte Formation, Dakota, USA 

    Sometimes called a living fossil, ginkgo first appears in the fossil record during the Jurassic. The oldest known fossils are about 200 million years old. The only remaining member of the genus is Ginkgo billoba. It is used medicinally, particularly in Chinese medicine.

    The photograph of one leaf fossil with two photograph is of the item offered for sale. The other image is for promotional purposes.

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