New York Plants
Algae are a large and successful group of organisms, which flourish in the sea, in fresh-water and in damp places on land. Most algae contain green chlorophyll, and can produce foods, such as sugars, from the sun. Although they seem plant-like, scientists have classified them in a group of their own, outside the plant kingdom. They have been classified in a separate kingdom called Protista.

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Name: Cadtyloidites asteroides - EXTREMELY Rare Cambrian aquatic algal "plant"
Geologic Age: Lower Cambrian  (500 Million Years - 600 Million Years Old)
Stratigraphic detail: Metawee Shale
Location:
Middle Granville, New York

New York Plant 1  Price $95.00