The History of Land PlantsFossil and Natural Specimens in Case 5: How have plants responded to huge herbivores?
The plants the dinosaurs ate. Scale: White + Black = 2 cm
Ginkgo huttoni Edmontosaurus annectens (Hadrosaur) Middle Jurrasic, England, United Kingdom Hell Creek Formation, Late Cretaceous IUS Department of Biology Collection Perkins Co., South Dakota Collection of The Children's Museum of Indianapolis
Otozamites feistmanteli Araucaria mirabilis cones Jurassic, Durikai, Queensland, Australia Middle Jurassic, Cerro Cuadrato, Patagonia, Argentina From a private collection Collection of The Children's Museum of Indianapolis
Yabeiella crassa Yabeiella moreysioco Late Triassic Middle Triassic Dinmore, Queensland, Australia Both specimens from a private collection
Tietea singularis section Zamites sp. frond Middle Permian Cretaceous Araguaina, Brazil France Both from the collection of The Children's Museum of Indianapolis
Sapindopsis sp. leaf Juniper leaves and fruit herbarium sheet Sub-lithographic Limestone, Jurassic IUS Department of Biology Collection Nammoura, Lebanon Dioon sp., Cycad frond, IUS Department of Biology Greenhouse Seed Plant: Boldly Growing Where No Plant Has Grown Before Monster Plants That Created Coal Flowering Plants: The New Revolution
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