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dentisulcatus was larger
the female flowers become achenes that form an aggregate ball
running or skating on the surface
but it appears that there are no petals present
which also preserved much of the skeleton
Eocene Green River Elderberry(?) Fruit P-PCM-16-057 Fossil Mammal dentisulcatus was largerUnidentified Fruit aff. Family Adoxaceae Green River Formation Middle Eocene Sweetwater County, Wyoming This specimen is interpreted to be a cluster of berries from the family Adoxaceae (elderberry?). The example seen here is a small group of fruits still attached to the stems. This family has about 20 living species today in temperate to subtropical regions in much of the world. No fossil leaves associated with this family have been identified in the
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