A mature cordaitean cone (picture 4) containing Cordaitina sp. and 2 golden coprolites within its cone scales (picture 3). A large brown coprolite can be identified in the matrix to the left of the cone (picture 4). Picture ...

A mature cordaitean cone (picture 1) containing 10 small golden coprolites (picture 2). A large oblong golden and a brown coprolite coprolite possibly produced by an insect is located in the matrix.

Cone maturity is as follows- cone A, immature (picture 1); cone B, mature (picture 2); cone C, mature (picture 3). A large brown coprolite (> .5 mm) was identified in the matrix (picture 4).

A mature a cordaitean cone (picture 4) filled with Florinites pollen grains and 3 golden coprolites (picture 1, 2 and 3).

A mature cordaitean cone (picture 1) with a brown coprolite in the matrix (picture 2).

Cone maturity is as follows- cone A, immature (picture 1); cone B, immature (picture 2); cone C, immature (picture 3, left); cone D, immature (picture 3, right).

A mature cordaitean cone with ruptured pollen sacks.

A single immature cordaitean cone containing no pollen.

A taphonomically degraded cone that is unidentifiable.

Cones A (picture 2) and B (picture 1) are mature cordaitean cones laden with golden and brown coprolites, both types deposited in strings (pictures 3, 4, 5 and 6). No coprolites were found in the matrix. Picture 8 shows a ...