Website review: World’s first tree reconstructed ...
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Joutilas rated 15 months ago- From the page: "Earth's oldest known tree stood nearly 30 feet tall and looked like a modern palm, a new reconstruction shows.
Workers uncovered hundreds of upright stumps of the 385 million-year-old tree more than a century ago, after a flash flood in Gilboa, New York uncovered them, but little else was known about the treeâ€s appearance."- From the page: "Earth's oldest known tree stood nearly 30 feet tall and looked like a modern palm, a new reconstruction shows.

burkinaboy rated 15 months ago- Earth's oldest known tree stood nearly 30 feet tall and looked like a modern palm, a new reconstruction shows. Workers uncovered hundreds of upright stumps of the 385 million-year-old tree more than a century ago, after a flash flood in Gilboa, New York uncovered them, but little else was known about the tree's appearance. Then, in 2004, scientists unearthed a 400-pound fossilized top -- or crown -- of the same genus a few miles away. The following summer, the same team discovered fragments of a 28-foot trunk. Piecing together stump, trunk and crown now reveals what the full tree looked like for the first time.

rustycat rated 15 months ago- hmmm...