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Rhizocretions in paleosol in the Permian of Kansas, USA.

Rhizocretions are terrestrial fossils consisting of irregularly curvilinear, often downward-branching structures having a subcircular cross-section. They represent the position of roots of ancient plants. Rhizocretions are also known as rhizoliths or rhizo-ichnomorphs or vegemorphs, or simply “root traces”. The root word “rhizo-” literally means “roots”.

Stratigraphy: Eskridge Shale, Lower Permian

Locality: roadcut on the northeastern side of Anderson Avenue, just east of Scenic Drive, western side of the town of Manhattan, southeastern Riley County, northeastern Kansas, USA (39° 11' 25.81" North latitude, 96° 38' 21.74" West longitude)
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Author James St. John

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