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Pelourdea is an
extinct genus of conifer.
Species belonging to the
genus lived from the Tri****ic to the
Middle Jur****ic and have been
found in Europe...
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araucarian and
cheirolepidiacean conifers as well as
bennettitaleans and
Pelourdea,
representing a
probably seasonally dry
coastal environment.
Other dinosaurs...
- Cynepteris,
Phelopteris and Clathropteris, gymnosperms,
represented by
Pelourdea, Araucarioxylon, Woodworthia,
Otozamites and Dinophyton, and
cycads like...
- the fern
Cynepteria lasiophora, the
cycad Zamites powelli, the
conifer Pelourdea pleoensis, the
gymnosperm Dinophyton spinusos, and
seeds (Samaropsis)...
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seasonal climate Plants of the
family Araucariaceae or
Cheirolepidiaceae Pelourdea P. sp. Cañadon
Asfalto Las
Chacritas Member Pollen Organs Lowland and...
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classostrobus Indeterminate Cheirolepidiaceae Araucarites A.
brodei Araucariaceae Pelourdea A
conifer of
uncertain affinities Carpolithes Carpolithes diospyriformis...
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Provincial Park (San Juan Province)
Frond fragments Possible cycads.
Pelourdea P.
polyphylla Agua de la Peña Cr****. P.
problematica Agua de la Peña Cr****...
- as
similar to
dicot angiosperms,
though more
likely a
species of fern.
Pelourdea P. sp.
Leaves of an
enigmatic gymnosperm,
possibly a type of conifer....
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trees (Araucarioxylon, Pagiophyllum) as well as
smaller shrubby forms (
Pelourdea).
Cycad and
bennettitalean leaves and
other remains make up a significant...
- O.
hespera Pekinopteris P.
auriculata Fronds of a
schizaealean fern.
Pelourdea P. sp.
Conifer (possibly gnetophyte) leaves.
Phlebopteris P.
smithii Fronds...
