Tree Fossil of Lalbagh Botanical Gardens, Bangalore

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Tree Fossil

The tree fossil is a collection from the national fossil park, Thruvakkarai, South Arcot, Tamilnadu.  It is supposed to be 20 million years old.  It is of petrified coniferous tree. Fossils of this park can also be seen at Gundu Park Madras Natural History Museum Kerala, Nehru Zoological Park Hyderabad, National Museum Delhi. This fossil tree trunk is bound to inspire us to develop a perspective for understanding the evolutionary process of life on earth.  Courtesy: Zoological Park of India, Madras.  Director of Horticulture.

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