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Mahonia lobodonta

Division of Paleobotany, Yale Peabody Museum · 2015 · Paleobotany specimen photograph (FossilSpecimen)

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Geological context: Paleogene. Collection locality: Medicine Lodge Creek. (Orr) of an unnamed formation (Orr). Geological site 155/213 is the Johnson Creek locality about 1/2 mile east of road (Sec. 18, T11S, R12W). highway about 20 to 25 miles west across the Tendoy Mountains. Begins just east of Grant, bisects the sites of the florule and terminates at Dubois, Idaho. These three extensive fossilerous sites collectively represent the geological type section 155 (Orr) of an unnamed formation (Orr). Geological site 155/213 is the Johnson Creek locality about 1/2 mile east of road (Sec. 18, T11S, R12W), Beaverhead County, Montana, USA. Collected by Herman F. Becker, 1969. PB number 29251; lot count 1; accn=YPM.07579.

Yale Peabody Museum’s own description

Subjects

Paleobotany FossilSpecimen Plantae Tracheophyta Ranunculales Berberidaceae Mahonia bayberries angiosperms tracheophytes plants Paleogene

Credit lineMahonia lobodonta (YPM PB 029251). Photograph by Division of Paleobotany, Yale Peabody Museum. Yale Peabody Museum, Paleobotany. CC0.

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