Fossil Plants From the Beds of Volcanic ash Near Missoula, Western Montana Volume no. 2; Volume 8 - Carnegie Museum - Bog

This book is a detailed study of the fossilized plants found in the volcanic ash beds near Missoula, Montana. Otto E. Jennings, a renowned paleobotanist, carefully catalogues and describes the specimens in this collection, which date back to the Eocene Epoch. The book is filled with detailed drawings and photographs of the fossils, as well as scientific analysis of their characteristics. This is an essential resource for anyone interested in paleontology or the prehistoric flora of North America.
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