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Late Carboniferous cuticles (photographs)
Late Carboniferous cuticles (photographs) Leaf cuticle of Lescuropteris genuina, a pteridosperm from the Upper Stephanian of Central France Upper leaf surface of Alethopteris zeilleri from the Upper Stephanian of Central France. The structure in the centre is a hair base. Research Palaeobotany homepage Geol.-Palaeontol. Institute
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Cuticles of Late Carboniferous Pteridosperms
... Cuticles of Late Carboniferous Pteridosperms Cuticles of Late Carboniferous Pteridosperms and Cordaites Lescuropteris genuina The Stephanian has yielded rich and varied compression floras including ...
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Timetable of the Late Carboniferous and the Early Permian
Timetable of the Late Carboniferous and the Early Permian Back
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Mountains formed by plate convergence
... the vast sheets of sediments deposited in deltas along it's margins. Known as the Late Carboniferous Period (also Pennsylvanian Period), this was a time during which the equator lay along a ... sequences of thick peat beds subsequently preserved as beds of fossil carbon, hence the name Carboniferous Period. These beds were transformed over millions of years into important coal deposits which today ...
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Climate during the Carboniferous Period
... hot and humid climate of the Middle Carboniferous Period was accompanied by an explosion of terrestrial plant life. However by the Late Carboniferous Period Earth's climate had become increasingly ... the significant coal deposits of the Late Carboniferous. Coal Beds of the Carboniferous Period: How the World Looked when they were Deposited COAL During the Upper Carboniferous Period (a.k.a. ...
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Dinosaur Garden Plants
... Bristlecone Pine Carboniferous Age Plants ... Late Devonian Period Plants Archaeopteris (Aborescent Progymnosperm) Barinophyton Obscurum (Barinophyte) Clevelandodendron Ohioensis (Lycopsid) Elkinsia Polymorpha (Seed Plant - Gymnosperm) Gillespiea Randolphensis (Fern) Lepidodendropsis (Aborescent Lycopsid) Otzinachsonia Beerboweri (Aborescent Lycopsid) Rhacophyton Ceratangium (Fern) Late Carboniferous ...
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Dinosaur Garden Plants Page12
... Dinosaur Garden Plants Page12 Dinosaur Garden Plants Late Carboniferous Period Plants Conifer: Swillingtonia denticulata From the top counterclockwise: branch and leaves, generalized branch leaf ...
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Geoff Clayton
... of Carboniferous hydrocarbon source rocks intruded by Tertiary dykes, thermal modelling and experimental heating. Establishment of a new palynological zonation for the late Carboniferous and earliest Permian of Western Europe Enterprise Ireland Basic Science Research Project SC/98/510 Revision of the Western European miospore zonation for the late Carboniferous ...
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The Carboniferous
... to 290 Million Years Ago The Carboniferous Period occurred from about 354 to 290 million years ago during the late Paleozoic Era. The term "Carboniferous" comes from England, in reference to ... lycopods and large insects and an increase in the number of tree ferns. Geologically, the Late Carboniferous collision of Laurussia (present-day Europe and North America) into Godwanaland (present-day Africa ...
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The evolution of plants: II Carboniferous and Early Permian
... the Upper Carboniferous, however, a wealth of plant fossils occur near the coal seams. Why this difference between the Lower and the Upper Carboniferous? The reason is that during the Late Carboniferous very ... of the leaves are found. Cordaites was one of the highest developed plants in the late Carboniferous. It was a gymnosperm related to the still living conifers. During many years Cordaites ...
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