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Specialist Collector – Margaretia dorus Algae Frond House Range Utah! |
| This specimen is not for sale, and was archived from an external source for the purpose of preserving and sharing its geologic, geographic, and collector value. |
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Description: M. Cambrian. Wheeler Formation. Margaretia was a thin, frond-like green, carbonaceous algae resembling modern kelp. Complete Margaretia dorus fossils as seen here have also been found in the Burgess shale of Canada and are classified as Chlorophytes, a distinct branch of green algae from the Streptophytes that eventually gave rise to the land plants.
Winning Bid: USD $26 - 3 bids (Year Sold: 2020 )
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