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Specimen Record
PecopterisBrongniart, 1822
From Carnegie Museum of Natural History - Paleobotany
| Continent | North America |
| Country | United States |
| State/Province | Pennsylvania |
| County/Parish | Allegheny |
| Institution Code | Cm |
| Collection Code | Paleobotany |
| Catalog Number | 16352 |
| Collected By | A. Meyer & J. Kowalski |
| Date Collected | 2033-07-24 |
From Recordset
The Paleobotany collection at Carnegie Museum of Natural History (CM) includes slightly over 16,000 cataloged specimens from all continents except Asia and that range in age from Precambrian to Late Cenozoic. There are 100 type specimens, of which 43 are holotypes. Fossil plants from the Late Paleozoic of the USA dominate the collection, and the majority of these are from Pennsylvania. The European portion of the collection is small but significant, and it includes fossil plants from numerous localities including Monte Bolca, Italy, for which CM has the largest holdings in the USA. Additionally, there are collections made by CM vertebrate paleontologists (e.g., Earl Douglass, J. LeRoy Kay) in conjunction with their collection of animal fossils from the western USA. Highlights are numerous fossils from various localities in the Paleogene Green River Formation of the western USA and two modest collections from Montana—Willow Creek, Fergus County (Late Cretaceous) and Bear Creek, Madison County (Cretaceous/Paleocene). The most recent additions to the collection are fossil plants from the Late Cretaceous and Paleogene of the Antarctic Peninsula. One caution in using this database is that many of the taxonomic identifications are antiquated and may need to be verified before use.
Contacts
| Name | Sarah Davis |
| Role | Collection Manager |
| DavisS@CarnegieMNH.org |
| Name | Sarah Davis |
| Role | Collection Manager |
| DavisS@CarnegieMNH.org |
| Name | Amy Henrici |
| Role | Collection Manager |
| none |
| Name | Sarah Davis |
| Role | Collection Manager |
| DavisS@CarnegieMNH.org |
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| scientificname_added | Scientific Name (dwc:scientificName) added where none was provided with the value constructed by concatenation of stated genus and species. |
| dwc_taxonrank_added | Darwin Core Taxon Rank (dwc:taxonRank) added where none was provided. |
| dwc_scientificnameauthorship_added | Darwin Core Scientific Name Authorship (dwc:scientificNameAuthorship) added where none was provided. |
| gbif_canonicalname_added | GBIF Canonical Name added from GBIF Backbone Taxonomy. |
| dwc_taxonomicstatus_added | Darwin Core Taxonomic Status (dwc:taxonomicStatus) added where none was provided. |
| gbif_genericname_added | GBIF Generic Name added from GBIF Backbone Taxonomy. |
| dwc_datasetid_added | Darwin Core Dataset ID (dwc:datasetID) added where none was provided. |
| dwc_continent_added | Darwin Core Continent (dwc:continent) added where none was provided. |
| dwc_parentnameusageid_added | Darwin Core Parent Name Usage ID (dwc:parentNameUsageID) added where none was provided. |
| dwc_phylum_replaced | Darwin Core Phylum (dwc:phylum) replaced with a standardized value from GBIF Backbone Taxonomy. |
| dwc_country_replaced | Darwin Core Country (dwc:country) replaced with a standardized value from Getty Thesaurus of Geographic Names. |
| dwc_taxonid_added | Darwin Core Taxon ID (dwc:taxonID) added where none was provided. |
| idigbio_isocountrycode_added | iDigBio ISO 3166-1 alpha-3 Country Code added. |
| gbif_taxon_corrected | A match in GBIF Backbone Taxonomy was found. Inverse of taxon_match_failed flag. |
| dwc_class_added | Darwin Core Class (dwc:class) added where none was provided. |
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