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    British scientists find the oldest forest ever: trees 390 million years old | Sciences

    Brian RodriguezBy Brian RodriguezMarch 9, 2024No Comments2 Mins Read
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    Door Robbert van der Linde


    09 mrt 2024 om 07:58 Update: 2 uur geleden

    Scientists from the Universities of Cambridge and Cardiff announced that they have found the oldest forest in the world. Located at the southwestern tip of England, the Petrified Forest is approximately 400 million years old.

    The forest is found near high cliffs near the town of Minehead. According to researchers, the fossils of these trees are about 390 million years old. This makes the forest about four million years older than the previous “record holder”, a forest in the US state of New York.

    The geologists wrote in the magazine that the trees did not resemble trees as we know them today Journal of the Geological Society. The primeval forest consists of a “typical” tree that closely resembles a modern palm tree.

    The trees had thin bark and were hollow inside. It also had no leaves, but its branches were covered with hundreds of branches. They were about 2 to 4 meters high, much smaller than trees today.

    Lead researcher Neil Davies said: “This was a very strange forest. It would not have looked like forests as we know them today.” “There were no plants or grasses. But the trees and branches that they dropped on the ground had a huge impact on the landscape.”

    Het bos werd gevonden aan de kust van het Engelse graafschap Somerset.

    Foto: Neil Davies

    Beeld: University of Cambridge


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