Pliocene Walnut Fossil (Juglans) – A 5-Million-Year-Old Botanical Relic
Discover a rare and beautifully preserved Pliocene walnut fossil, dating back approximately 5 million years. Found in France, this exceptional specimen belongs to the Juglans genus, the ancient lineage of modern walnut trees, including the English walnut (Juglans regia) and black walnut (Juglans nigra).
Key Features:
Age: Pliocene Epoch (5 million years old)
Origin: France
Tree Genus: Juglans (Walnut family)
Material: Fossilized botanical remains
Size: 4.5 length, 3 cm width
Unique Details: Deeply grooved and naturally preserved, showcasing the organic beauty of prehistoric plant life
Perfect for collectors, nature enthusiasts, and fossil lovers, this walnut fossil is a tangible connection to Earth’s ancient botanical history.
Display it as a conversation piece, use it for educational purposes, or add it to your fossil collection.
