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Acer cf. integerrimum leaf pair from Erdőbénye
A pair of Acer cf. integerrimum (an extinct maple) leaf impressions dating from the Middle Miocene (Sarmatian) epoch (approx. 10–13 million years old). The leaf fossils were unearthed during diatomite mining near the village of Erdőbénye, in the Zemplén Mountains of Hungary. The dimensions of the silicified diatomaceous rock containing the impressions are as follows: (A) approx. 166 mm x 97 mm x 31 mm, with a mass of approx. 236 grams (plus packaging); (B) approx. 150 mm x 82.5 mm x 20.6 mm, with a mass of approx. 163 grams (plus packaging).









