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Cheirolepidiaceae (also
spelled Cheirolepidaceae) is an
extinct family of conifers. They
first appeared in the Tri****ic, and were a
diverse and common...
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gymnosperms (but
extinct since the end of the Cretaceous):
Order Pinales Cheirolepidiaceae: Frenelopsis, Pseudofrenelopsis, Suturo****,
Glenrosa For some families...
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those ancestral to
modern conifers), as well as the
extinct family Cheirolepidiaceae,
which first appeared in the Late Tri****ic, and
would be prominent...
- Jur****ic. Also
abundant during the Jur****ic is the
extinct family Cheirolepidiaceae,
often recognised through their highly distinctive classopolis pollen...
- ****igned to
several different conifer groups including Araucariaceae and
Cheirolepidiaceae. They are
known from
around the
globe from the Late Carboniferous...
- ****igned to
several different conifer groups including Araucariaceae and
Cheirolepidiaceae. They were
found around the
globe during the
Carboniferous to the...
- and hot
climate during early Mid-Cretaceous
indicate by
unvaried Cheirolepidiaceae-dominant
palynoflora from the
Liupanshan Basin, China". Geological...
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Pararaucaria is a
genus of
conifer cone
belonging to the
extinct family Cheirolepidiaceae.
Fossils are
known from the
Lower Jur****ic to
Early Cretaceous of...
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Paleontology or
palaeontology is the
study of
prehistoric life
forms on
Earth through the
examination of
plant and
animal fossils. This
includes the study...
- wood of
multiple conifer groups,
including both
Araucariaceae and
Cheirolepidiaceae, with late
Paleozoic and Tri****ic
forms possibly representing other...
