Fossil Sycamore Seed Balls From Montana - Paleocene

This is a fossil Sycamore "seed ball" from the Fort Union Formation near Glendive, Montana. It's Paleocene in age or about 60 million years old. Sycamore trees produce spiky balls (fruit) full of seeds. This is the first time I've seen fossil Sycamore fruit from the Fort Union Formation formation and I was told that only a handful of specimens were found this year from an isolated layer.
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DETAILS
SPECIES
Macginicarpa sp.
LOCATION
Glendive, Montana
FORMATION
Fort Union Formation
SIZE
Each 1.1" wide on 5.3x4.8" matrix
CATEGORY
ITEM
#35728
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