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812A blechnoid fern from the Middle Eocene Princeton chert: rhizomes, rachides and roots.Conference WideSmith, Selena Y., Stockey, Ruth A., Nishida, Harufumi, Rothwell, Gar W..Eocene
Blechnaceae
Princeton chert
fern
fossil
860A dryopterid fern with Onoclea-type stipe anatomy from the Eocene of North AmericaConference WideKarafit, Steven J., Rothwell, Gar W., Stockey, Ruth A., Nishida, Harufumi.Eocene
dryopterid fern
Onoclea
fossil
70Alternative Leaf Clearing and Mounting ProceduresConference WideBuechler, Walter K..cleared leaf
Permount
cedar oil
immersion oil
cellulose acetate
Teflon
856Anatomically preserved exarch solenostelic ferns from the Cretaceous Apple Bay locality, Vancouver IslandConference WideLittle, Stefan A., Stockey, Ruth A., Rothwell, Gar W..Cretaceous
fern
Loxomopteris
polypod
Solenostelopteris
447Anatomically preserved staminate inflorescences of Platanaceae from the Eocene of Vancouver Island, British ColumbiaConference WideMindell, Randal, Stockey, Ruth A., Beard, Graham.Platanaceae
inflorescence
Tertiary
248An Eocene (Uintan) Aged Flora from the Uinta Basin, Utah.Conference WideSandau, Stephen.Eocene
fossil
paleocology
temperature
western North America
Uinta Basin
Utah
367A new closed-cone pine from the Miocene of NevadaConference WideErwin, Diane M., Miller, Charles N..Attenuatae
Oocarpae
Miocene
Nevada
ovulate cone
Pinus
730A new Noeggerathia species from the Early Permian of the Wuda District, Inner Mongolia, ChinaConference WideWang, Jun, Pfefferkorn, Hermann.Noeggerathiales
Permian
Sporangia
Strobilus
China
Bohemia
595Comparative geochemistry suggests Prototaxites was a gigantic fungusConference WideBoyce, C. Kevin, Hotton, Carol, Fogel, Marilyn L., Cody, George D., Hazen, Robert M., Knoll, Andrew H..paleoecology
Paleozoic
soil crusts
geochemistry
fungi
424Cretaceous Conifers: Woods from Big Bend National Park, TexasConference WideLehman, T.M., Wheeler, E.A..Paleocene
wood anatomy
Cretaceous
paleobotany
conifer
148Cryptospore Evolution during the Lower PaleozoicConference WideStrother, Paul K, Taylor, Wilson A..cryptospore
Cambrian
paleopalynology
64Cyanobacterial fossils of the Early Silurian Passage Creek biota (Virginia)Conference WideTomescu, Alexandru Mihail Florian, Rothwell, Gar W., Honegger, Rosmarie.cyanobacteria
fossil preservation
Silurian
fluvial
857Dipteridaceous ferns from the early Cretaceous Apple Bay flora of Vancouver IslandConference WideStockey, Ruth A., Rothwell, Gar W., Little, Stefan A..Cretaceous
Dipteridaceae
Dipteris
fern
Hausmannia
646Diversity of Cretaceous conifers: a species with pollen cones that bear adaxial pollen sacs Conference WideSanders, Heather, Rothwell, Gar W., Stockey, Ruth A..Early Cretaceous
conifer
pollen cone
adaxial pollen sacs
286Fagus (Fagaceae) fruits and foilage from the Middle Eocene of Pacific Northwestern North AmericaConference WideManchester, Steven R., Dillhoff, Richard M..Eocene
Fagus
fossil
foliage
fruits
British Columbia
596Foliage and fruits of Populus (Salicaceae) from the Middle Eocene of Colorado.Conference WideManchester, Steven R., Handley, Bruce.paleobotany
Populus
Salicaceae
Eocene
fruits
leaves
Green River Formation
735Four Early Permian Sequential Floras From Inner Mongolia, ChinaConference WidePfefferkorn, Hermann, Wang, Jun.paleoecology
Permian
Peat
Cathaysian Flora
412From subtropical forests to savanna: phytolith evidence concerning Tertiary vegetation change and grass evolution in the North American continental interiorConference WideStrömberg, Caroline A.E..phytoliths
Poaceae
Tertiary
paleoecology
North America
624Fruits and foliage of Cercis from the Late Eocene of OregonConference WideHerendeen, Patrick S., Manchester, Steven R..Eocene
foliage
fossil
Fabaceae
fruits
Oregon
516Fungi from the Permian of AntarcticaConference WideGarcia Massini, Juan Leandro.Permian
Antarctica
Chytridiomycota
Zygomycota
892If a Forest Falls, Do the Trees Hear It? Eco-morphological Dynamics of the Cretaceous-Tertiary Boundary EventConference WideGreen, W. A., Hickey, L. J..Cretaceous-Tertiary boundary event
Eco-morphology
Leaf fossils
682Langoxylon asterochlaenoideum (Stockmans1968): a fern-like plant from the Middle Devonian of BelgiumConference WideScheckler, Stephen E., Skog, Judith E..Langoxylon
Devonian
Euphyllophyte
Fern-like
559Mesarch solenostelic ferns from the early Cretaceous Apple Bay locality, British Columbia, CanadaConference WideHernandez-Castillo, Genaro, Stockey, Ruth A., Rothwell, Gar W..Canada
Cretaceous
fern
Schizaeaceae
solenostelic
592Monocots from the Late Paleocene of North Dakota, U. S. A.Conference WideDeVore, Melanie L., Sullivan, Amanda L., Pigg, Kathleen B..Paleocene
fossil
Alismatales
Zingiberales
monocot
485Nyssaceae among the Dinosaurs: Anatomically preserved fruits from the Upper Cretaceous Horseshoe Canyon Formation, Drumheller, Alberta, CanadaConference WideSerbet, Rudolph, Manchester, Steven R., Aulenback, Kevin, Braman, Dennis.Davidia
Amersinia
Cretaceous
paleobotany
Nyssaceae
Cornales
dinosaurs
733Paulophyton and Kegelidium, fertile structures from the Poti Formation (Early Carboniferous, northeastern Brazil)Conference WideIannuzzi, Roberto, Pfefferkorn, Hermann.Paulophyton
Kegelidium
Visean
Mississippian
Poti Formation
Brazil
Parnaiba Basin
734Permian plant-insect interactions in a Gondwana flora of southern BrazilConference WideIannuzzi, Roberto, Adami-Rodrigues, Karen, Damiani Pinto, Iraja.Plant-insect interaction
Permian
Gondwana
Brazil
345Permineralized Osmunda pinnae with attached sporangia containing spores from the Lower Cretaceous of British Columbia, CanadaConference WideVavrek, Matthew J., Stockey, Ruth A., Rothwell, Gar W..Cretaceous
fern
Osmundaceae
556Pollen cones from the Hamilton Quarry, KansasConference WideHernandez-Castillo, Genaro, Stockey, Ruth A., Rothwell, Gar W., Mapes, Gene.conifer
pollen cone
Upper Paleozoic
walchian
513Predicting climate using empirically determined continuous measures of leaf shape.Conference WideKrieger, Jonathan, Guralnick, Robert, Johnson, Kirk, Smith, Dena.CLAMP
climate
eigenshape analysis
fossil assemblage
geometric morphometrics
leaf area analysis
leaf shape
leaf margin analysis
869Probable pteridaceous fern leaves with attached sori from the Early Cretaceous of Apple Bay, Vancouver IslandConference WideRothwell, Gar W., Stockey, Ruth A..Early Cretaceous
fern radiations
Pteridaceae
Pterozonium
Taenitidoideae
65Probing the systematic affinities of early terrestrial organisms in the Passage Creek biota (Lower Silurian, Virginia)Conference WideTomescu, Alexandru Mihail Florian, Rothwell, Gar W..fossil
terrestrial
Silurian
thalloid
embryophytes
lichens
soil crusts
573Reconstructing a stem-group filicalean fern with reiterative indeterminate growth of the frondsConference WideTomescu, Alexandru Mihail Florian, Rothwell, Gar W., Trivett, Mary L..fossil
fern
Filicales
latent crosiers
reiterative
modular
indeterminate frond
594Samaras from the Late Paleocene Almont and Beicegel Creek floras of North Dakota, U.S.A., with potential affinities to Securidaca (Polygalaceae)Conference WidePigg, Kathleen B., Wojciechowski, Martin F., DeVore, Melanie L..Securidaca
Polygalaceae
Paleocene
samara
fossil
590Sapindalean fruits from the Middle Miocene Yakima Canyon flora of central Washington State, U. S. A.Conference WideDeVore, Melanie L., Pigg, Kathleen B., Taylor, Witt.Meliaceae
Sapindales
fossil
Miocene
Permineralized
240The case for a land flora in the Cambrian - ultrastructural evidenceConference WideTaylor, Wilson A..Cambrian
cryptospore
embryophytes
Paleozoic
338The identification of eroded nuts of Pterocarya Kunth (Juglandaceae) in the fossil recordConference WideTiffney, Bruce, Proft, Sarah.fossil
endocarp
Juglandaceae
Pterocarya
58The ovulate cupules of Charbeckia macrophylla: new evidence contributing to a whole-plant concept for this possible representative of the CalamopityalesConference WideKnaus, M. Jane.Lower Carboniferous,
early seed-plants
seed cupules
leaf architecture
Calamopityales
Carboniferous
seed cupules
leaf architecture
134Vegetative gleicheniaceous remains from the Eocene of North AmericaConference WideMindell, Randal, Stockey, Ruth A., Rothwell, Gar W., Beard, Graham.Gleicheniaceae
Eocene
ferns
rhizome
anatomy
669Were early cycads insect pollinated?Conference WideKellogg, Derek, Klavins, Sharon D., Taylor, Thomas N., Taylor, Edith L..cycad
Triassic
Antarctica
pollinivory
pollen cone
792Wisteria Fruits from the Middle Miocene Shanwang Flora of ChinaConference WideWang, Qi, Zhu, Xiang-Yun, Dilcher, David.China
Fabaceae
fossil fruits
Miocene
Wisteria

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