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Checklist: John Day Fossil Beds National Monument
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Identification Key (new version): John Day Fossil Beds National Monument
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substrate
lichens
non-calciferous rock
calciferous rock
Thallus Growth Morphology
crustose growth forms
continuous
rimose
areolate (flattened areoles)
Ascomata
ascomata emergence*
immersed
semi-immersed
sessile
substipitate
Asci
tholus amyloidity pattern*
with amyloid cap
amyloid and with wide, axial body divergent towards apex (Lecanora-type)
Upper Thallus Surface
upper surface color - overall*
bright white (atranorin white; vermicularis-white)
grayish white
blue
reddish brown
yellowish brown
brown
bluish grey
grey
whitish grey
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greenish brown
Lower Thallus Surface & Attachment
lower surface structures - presence/absence*
present
absent
John Day Fossil Beds National Monument
James P. Bennett and Clifford M. Wetmore
Species Count: 2
Lecideaceae
Lecidea tessellata
Parmeliaceae
Montanelia tominii