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Fossil tree - Archaeopteris - Late Devonian - Quebec - Canada - grew to 60-90 feet tall - first modern tree - tree fern - The most abundant tree worldwide during the late Devonian - Tree fern - Reproduced by two types of spores found all over plant

Fossil tree - Archaeopteris - Late Devonian - Quebec - Canada - grew to 60-90 feet tall - first modern tree - tree fern - The most abundant tree worldwide during the late Devonian - Tree fern - Reproduced by two types of spores found all over plant


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Fossil tree - Archaeopteris - Late Devonian - Quebec - Canada - grew to 60-90 feet tall - first modern tree - tree fern - The most abundant tree worldwide during the late Devonian - Tree fern - Reproduced by two types of spores found all over plant

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Fossil tree - Archaeopteris
Late Devonian - Quebec - Canada
grew to 60-90 feet tall, first modern tree fern - The most abundant tree worldwide during the late Devonian. Reproduced by two types of spores found all over plant
John Cancalosi

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Step into the ancient world with this print of CAN-2362, showcasing a remarkable fossil tree - Archaeopteris from Late Devonian era in Quebec, Canada. Standing tall at an impressive height of 60-90 feet, this majestic tree was not only the first modern tree but also the most abundant worldwide during its time. Imagine wandering through a primeval forest where these towering giants once thrived. The sheer size and grandeur of these extinct trees would leave anyone in awe. With their fern-like foliage resembling delicate lacework, they added an ethereal beauty to their surroundings. But what makes Archaeopteris truly fascinating is its unique reproductive system. It reproduced using two types of spores that were found all over the plant, ensuring widespread propagation across its habitat. This evolutionary marvel allowed it to dominate forests during the late Devonian period. Thanks to John Cancalosi's incredible photography skills, we can now admire every intricate detail preserved in this prehistoric treasure. Let your imagination run wild as you delve into North America's ancient past and witness the birth of modern trees. Hang this mesmerizing print on your wall and transport yourself back millions of years ago when Archaeopteris reigned supreme – a true testament to nature's enduring legacy.

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