Tree Fern Pecopteris Leaf–SW Pennsylvania Pennsylvanian Period Fossil–Mold on Gray Shale

$15.00

Tree Fern leaf mold from the Carboniferous Period of SW Pennsylvania Pecopteris

Description

**Pennsylvanian Period *Pecopteris* Fern Leaf Fossil**
*Approx. 3.75″ x 3.25″ shale matrix*

Step back ~300 million years to the lush, swampy forests of the Pennsylvanian Period with this beautifully preserved *Pecopteris* fern leaf fossil. The specimen features a striking dark carbonized impression against a smooth, gray slate background, showcasing the delicate pinnate structure and fine venation characteristic of this extinct genus.

Ideal for natural history enthusiasts, collectors, or as a striking accent for educational displays, this fossil offers a tangible connection to Earth’s ancient past. Each piece is unique—natural variations in preservation, matrix texture, and leaf detail make your specimen one of a kind.

**Specs:**
– Fossil: *Pecopteris* leaf mold
– Matrix: Shale, 3.75″ x 3.50″
– Period: Pennsylvanian (~300 million years ago)
– Origin: From Allegheny or Beaver County

**Personally collected. Free U.S. Shipping**

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