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The genus name is derived from Greek words heart seed
The bones are well inflated and exhibit only a small degree of lateral compression due to burial
The silica found in volcanic ash became dissolved in the percolation fluids
Salvinia is related to the other water ferns
portion persists from Red River to at least Johnson County
Triassic Petrified Wood P-APW-17-003 Fossil Flower The genus name is derivedAraucarioxylon arizonicum Chinle Formation (Late Triassic) Petrified Forest Member Navajo County, Arizona This specimen is a very colorful and well preserved polished slab of the petrified wood cf. Araucarioxylon. The slab is 23. 5 by 21 inches and has excellent preserved detail. The slab is 1 inch thick and is backed with fiberglass. The specimen has a clevis style bracket attached to the back for wall hanging. Araucarioxylon arizonicum is an extinct
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