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- enations lacking vascules, in contrast to the true leaves of Drepanophycus. Drepanophycus spinaeformis was first discovered in Scotland; fossils have since...
- Taylor et al. are: Order †Drepanophycales (including Baragwanathia, Drepanophycus and Asteroxylon) Order †Protolepidodendrales Order †Lepidodendrales...
- observed in many of those plants. Some of the early land plants such as Drepanophycus likely spread by vegetative growth and spores. The earliest land plants...
- as Drepanophycus and Baragwanathia in that the singular vascular leaf trace in these latter plants extends into the leaf. The leaves of Drepanophycus and...
- see Drepanophycales for more details. The genera in the family are: Drepanophycus Göppert (type genus) microphylls short, tapering rapidly from wide base...
- emend Hueber 1972) Schweitzer 1979 Drepanophycus chachlovii Ananiev 1966 Drepanophycus crepini Stockmans 1940 Drepanophycus devonicus (Weyland and Berendt...
- indeterminate A large lycophyte, washed into the basin from terrestrial sources, similar to Drepanophycus Psilophyton Trimerophyton Receptaculites Maucheria...
- Hydroscorpius denisoni Praearcturus sp. Flora Psilophyton wyomingense Drepanophycus devonicus Euphyllophytina sp. Gosslingia sp. Invertebrates Brachiopoda...
- †Delerorthis †Delerorthis flabellites †Delthyris †Deltoidospora †Dolerorthis †Drepanophycus †Eccentricosta †Emphanisporites †Emphanisporites annulatus †Emphanisporites...
- which were spirally arranged. By comparison, the closely related genus Drepanophycus of the same period (see Drepanophycaceae for more details) bore its...