In 2003, 99 fossilized tree trunks were described from Gordon Valley. These trunks comprise an intact fossilized forest, allowing for an estimation of the distribution of plants and tree cover. Dicroidium fossils are present around the conifer-like stumps, suggesting that they were the leaves of these large trees.
In 2003, ninety-nine fossilized tree trunks were documented from Gordon Valley. These trunks form a complete fossilized forest, enabling an estimation of plant and tree coverage. Dicroidium fossils are found near the conifer-like stumps, indicating that they were the leaves of these large trees.