Cone A (picture 1) and B (picture 2) are taphonomically degraded cones that are unidentifiable.

Cone A (picture 1) and B (picture 2) are immature cordaitean cones containing no pollen.

Cone maturity is as follows- cone A, basal section (picture 1, left); cone B, mature (picture 1, right); cone C, mature (picture 2, left); cone D, mature (picture 2, right), cone E, basal section (picture 3), cone F, ...

Cone maturity is as follows- cone A, basal section (picture 1); cone B, basal section (picture 2); cone C, basal section (picture 3); cone D, immature (picture 4), cone E, taphonomically degraded (picture 5). Plate 59A is ...

Cone A (picture 1) and B (picture 2) are immature cordaitean cones containing no pollen. A brown coprolite (picture 4) was identified in cone A and a golden coprolite (picture 3) was identified in the matrix. Plate 37B is ...

A mature cordaitean cone. A large golden (> 1 mm) and brown (>200 microns) coprolite possibly produced by an insect was identified in the matrix (picture 2 and 3).

Cone A (picture 1) is an immature cordaitean cone and cone B (picture 2) is a basal section. A single brown coprolite was identified in cone A (picture 3).

Cones A (picture 1), B (picture 2) and C (picture 3) are immature cordaitean cones containing no pollen. Plate 23B is a successive peel taken from the same coal ball as plate 23A.

Cone A (picture 1), B (picture 2) and C (picture 3) are mature cordaitean cones containing no coprolites.

A taphonomically degraded cone that is unidentifiable.