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Line 1: {{short description\|Creationist term for a fossil that extends through more than one geological stratum}} ~~{{Paleontology}}~~ [[File:Lycopsid joggins mcr1.JPG\|thumb\|Ancient ''in situ'' [[w:lycopsid\|lycopsid]], probably [[w:Sigillaria\|''Sigillaria'']], with attached [[w:stigmaria\|stigmarian roots]]. Specimen is from the Joggins Formation ([[Pennsylvanian (geology)\|Pennsylvanian]]), Cumberland Basin, Nova Scotia.]] [[Image:Stigmaria Bear Valley upright.jpg\|thumb\|Upright ''[[Sigillaria]]'' in dipping beds of [[Pennsylvanian (geology)\|Pennsylvanian]] [[Llewellyn Formation]] in [[Bear Valley Strip Mine]], [[Northumberland County, Pennsylvania]]]]

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