Plant fossils, including incredibly well preserved, and delicate leaves, are a record of the environment, and help to demonstrate the different climatic changes the Earth underwent over many millions of years.

Angiosperms, or flowering plants appeared first in the Early Cretaceous.

Most angiosperm plants are still unidentified, due to the huge diversity of species.

However, they are a unique insight into the prehistory of the world we live upon.

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Birch Leaf

Birch Leaf Fossil from the Paleocene of North Dakota, USA

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Leaf Fossil

Unidentified species of plant stems & leaves from North Dakota, USA

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Partial Leaf Fossil

A partial leaf fossil from the Oligocene of Bulgaria

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Fossil Acer Leaves

A wonderful collection of Acer Leaves on a single plate from Czech Republic

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Fossil Fern

A really good example of a fossil Fern from Eastern Europe

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Lepidodendron

Lepidodendron plant fossil from Poland

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