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- a stem group of Polypodiales. Most species of Coniopteris probably had a herbaceous habit. Coniopteris laciniata had tufts of leaves sprouting from intervals...
- the Cretaceous, though the widespread Jur****ic herbaceous fern genus Coniopteris, historically interpreted as a close relative of tree ferns of the family...
- Antarctica. The widespread Jur****ic-Cretaceous herbaceous fern genus Coniopteris has historically been ****igned to this family, but cladistic analysis...
- cycads like Anomozamites, and ferns (Filicopsida) like Todites and Coniopteris. Chinese anchiornithids discovered outside of the Tiaojishan Formation...
- Dipteridaceae Phlebopteris P. woodwardii Fern, Member of Matoniaceae cf. Coniopteris Indeterminate Fern, Member of ****soniaceae Sagenopteris S. colpodes...
- angiosperm. Cocculophyllum C. cf. fucinerve Leaf A climbing angiosperm. Coniopteris C. cf. ****sonia mamiyai Leaflet. A fern. Dryophyllum D. cf. subcretaceum...
- Macroflora and Palynomorphs. Several other genera were recovered, such as Coniopteris (****soniaceae), Caytonia (Caytoniales), Lindleycladus (Kr****iloviaceae)...
- the systematic position of the Jur****ic–Early Cretaceous fern genus Coniopteris". Cretaceous Research. 105: 104–136. Bibcode:2020CrRes.10504136L. doi:10...
- Genus Species County Member Abundance Notes Images Cladophlebis C. spp. Coniopteris C. sp. Onychiopsis O. elongata Junior synonym of O. psilotoides O. psilotoides...
- cycads like Anomozamites, and ferns (Filicopsida) like Todites and Coniopteris. The following orders are represented in the formation; Ephemeroptera...