J421 - Museum Grade Oak Fossil Leaf Preserved In Travertine - Pleistocene from Austria Paleobalistum goedeli (Pycnodont) Also the carina (serrations) its

Also the carina (serrations) its visible on its edge

34g Slice (Currently Under Classification)

K6 - Nice Rolled 3

SIZE 48 mm • 1

Top inedite unpublished specimen

J421 - Museum Grade Oak Fossil Leaf Preserved In Travertine - Pleistocene from Austria Paleobalistum goedeli (Pycnodont) Also the carina (serrations) itsImpressive fossil leaf preserved in travertine, collected in the Tyrol region of Austria. Travertine is a form of limestone deposited by mineral springs, especially hot springs. Basically hot springs deposited layer upon layer of limestone on the leaves, preserving them as fossils. The deposits have been dated to ~12,000 years ago.