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Pat Hogen said:This is an answer from an associate that knows fossils better than most everyone - "I am not sure on this one. At first glance it appears to be manganese dendrites that have formed on a bedding plane. It also appears to be a weathered specimen???? If at all possible, can I have a closer photo of one area? There are fossil plants recorded around Kalgoorlie."
So I will send him that closer pic that I see and report back to you. That staining does occur in a host of rocks that are leached by deposits of other chemicals and certainly does resemble dendritic ferns.
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