Plants of the Triassic Period
Illustration from 1896 depicting the primary plants present during the formation of the Keuper layer of rock strata beneath the earth's surface. The Keuper is one of three layers that makes up the Triassic period. Plants shown in this image include; conifers (voltzien), calamites (Equisetum arenaceum, Meriani and Pterophyllum jaegeri), and ferns (Pecopteris, Clathropteris, Taeniopteris marantacea)
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10800870
Media ID
47597957
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2550px x 4022px
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©Photo Researchers / Mary Evans Picture Library
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Calamites Conifers Enhance Enhancement Equisetum Ferns Keuper Speciosum Triassic Vegetation
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