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Sample Type of Object
Fossil
Sample Name
Lepidodendron
Sample ID (Self-granted ID)
F-086
Material
Paleontology (Fossil)
Field Name
Sample Description
Lepidodendron is the general name for fossil ferns found in layers all over the world. It flourished during the Carboniferous period of the Paleozoic Era and became extinct during the Permian period. The places where the leaves have fallen are arranged densely like scales, making them look like the scales of snake skin, so they are called blackthorn. As it grew into a large tree reaching 30m in height and 2m in thickness, its branches and roots split into two successively. It is produced from the upper Paleozoic stratum near Dogye Mining Station.
Age
Age(unit)
Geological Age
Geological Unit
Collection Method
Collection Method Description
Size
13
Size(unit)
cm
Comment
Purpose
Tag
#Fossil
Elevation
Nav Type
Name of Physiographic Feature
Location Description
Locality
Locality Description
Country
South Korea
State/Province
Gangwon-do
City/Township
Samcheok-si, Dogye-eup
Field Program/Cruise
Platform Type
Platform Name
Platform Description
Launch Type
Launch Platform Name
Launch ID
Collector/Chief Scientist
Collector/Chief Scientist Address
Collection Date
2019-12-31 ~
Collection Time
Current Archive
Department of Geology and Geophysics, Kangwon National University
Current Archive Contact
033-250-8550
Original Archive
Geology Department Exhibition Hall
Original Archive Contact
Depth in Core
Core Depth(unit)
Data File
File Format
File Title
URL Type
DOI
URL Description
Document File
CC License
CC BY-NC - The author is free to use, but not for profit.
Copyright
The copyright of this data is held by KIGAM.
Data Registrant
Registration Date
2023-08-31
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