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The herbaceous lycophyte Haskinsia Grierson and Banks from the Devonian of western Venezuela, with observations on leaf morphology and fertile specimens

At: Botanical Journal of the Linnean Society, 122, 2 By: Berry C. M., Edwards D.

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The higher taxa of the Pteridophyta and their classification

At: Uppsala Universitets Årsskrift, 1958, 6 By: Pichi-Sermolli R. E. G.

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The History of Creation: or the development of the Earth and its inhabitants by the action of natural causes

At: Hist. Creation, London, H. S. King & Co., 1876, 2 By: Häckel E.

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The Hydrocharitaceae foliage from the North Bohemian Early Miocene

At: Bulletin of the Czech Geological Survey, 70, 2 By: Kvaček Z.

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The hyperdiverse conifer flora of the Baltic amber forest

At: Palaeontographica, Abtheilung, B, Paläophytologie, 304, 1–4 By: Sadowski E.-M., Schmidt A. R., Kunzmann L.

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The identification of the sporomorph Phyllocladidites with Dacrydium and its distribution in Southern Tertiary deposits

At: Australian journal of botany, 1, 1 By: Cookson I. C.

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The identity and reproductive structures of a misplaced Solenopora (Rhodophycophyta) from the Ordovician of Southwestern Ohio and Eastern Indiana

At: Journal of phycology, 18, 4 By: Blackwell W. H., Marak J. M., Powell M. J.

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The identity of Araucarioxylon mineense and a new species of Protocedroxylon from the Triassic of Mine, Yamaguchi Prefecture

At: Journal of Japanese Botany, 57, 4 By: Nishida M., Oishi T.

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The important and characteristic Pliocene and Miocene species of plants from the southern part of the Tohoku district, Japan

At: Science reports of the Faculty of Art and Science, Fukushima University, 10 By: Suzuki K.

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The intensification of the East Asian winter monsoon contributed to the disappearance of Cedrus (Pinaceae) in southwestern China

At: Quaternary Research, 80, 2 By: Su T., Liu Y.-S., Jacques F. M. B., Huang Y.-J., Xing Y.-W., Zhou Z.-K.
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