Evolutionary and ecological perspectives of Late Paleozoic ferns. Part III. Anachoropterid ferns (including Anachoropteris, Tubicaulis, the Sermayaceae, Kaplanopteridaceae and Psalixochlaenaceae)
Galtier, Jean; Phillips, Tom L.;
- Publisher: Elsevier
Related identifiers: doi: 10.1016/j.revpalbo.2014.02.012 - Subject: Filicalean fern | Paleoecology | Carboniferous-Permian | Filicalean fern;Evolution;Paleoecology;Permineralization;Carboniferous-Permian | Evolution | Permineralization | [SDE.BE.EVO]Environmental Sciences/Biodiversity and Ecology/domain_sde.be.evo
International audience; The anachoropterid ferns, previously assigned to the family Anachoropteridaceae, are a group of anatomically preserved late Paleozoic filicalean ferns characterized by a C-shaped foliar xylem with abaxially recurved arms (inversicatenalean anatom... View more
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