p. 2

Caulopteris punctata, Lesquereux
Geol. Penn. 2, p. 869 pl. 13 fig 1

Scars oval, obtuse, about 2 inches
long, distant, with a broad smooth margin;
fascicule of vessils [vessels] simple, oval, forming
the margin, and curved above in two
horns; interval between the scars thickly
dotted with round devated points resembling
glands, but probably the base of small
rootlets. Horns meet near the
summit of the scar

Coal Measures
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