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This
fossil hickory specimen (genus Carya) from Oregon
exhibits a ring-porous pore distribution. The earlywood vessels
are
relatively large, while the latewood pores are much smaller
in diameter. The image was taken at 20x. |
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This
fossil live oak specimen (genus Quercus) from Oregon
exhibits semi-ring porous pore distribution. The growth rings
are not distinct; however, the pore size grades from larger
to smaller across a growth ring. This image was taken at
20x. |
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This
fossil beech specimen (genus Fagus) from Oregon
exhibits diffuse porous pore distribution. The pores are
pretty much
the same diameter across the entire growth ring. This image
was taken at 20x. |