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Baragwanathia is a
genus of
extinct lycopsid plants of Late
Silurian to
Early Devonian age (427 to 393
million years ago),
fossils of
which have been...
- in nature.
Preferred habitats were
likely along rivers and streams.
Baragwanathia appears to be
almost as old,
dating to the
early Ludlow (420 million...
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orders included by
Taylor et al. are:
Order †Drepanophycales (including
Baragwanathia,
Drepanophycus and Asteroxylon)
Order †Protolepidodendrales
Order †Lepidodendrales...
- to
diversify rapidly resulting in the
colonisation of Gondwana. The
Baragwanathia Flora,
found only in the Yea Beds of Victoria, Australia,
occurs in...
- 430 Ma
contain fossils of true plants,
including clubmosses such as
Baragwanathia; most were
under 10
centimetres (3.9 in) high, and some
appear closely...
- Richard.) In Australia, the
Baragwanath Transform and the
fossil plant Baragwanathia were
named after the
geologist William Baragwanath (died 1966). Judith...
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continued to grow
fully into the leaf to form the mid-vein (such as in
Baragwanathia). The
fossil record appears to
display these traits in this order, but...
- Rickards, R.B. (2000). "The age of the
earliest club mosses: the
Silurian Baragwanathia flora in Victoria, Australia".
Geological Magazine. 137 (2): 207–209...
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leaves (microphylls), such as
those of the
early Devonian lycopsid Baragwanathia,
first evolved as enations,
extensions of the stem. True
leaves or euphylls...
- ISBN 978-7-03-036616-0,
retrieved 2019-10-25
Cooksonia on
Palaeos Cooksonia, a very old land
plant The
Earliest Known Vascular Plant...
Except for
Baragwanathia...
