W. Yi., Hao Shougang, Cai Chongyang, Xu Honghe, F. Qiang
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摘要
摘要在新疆北部晚志留世(晚Pridoli)五图布拉克组中发现了一种新的小型植物:filformorama simplexa gen. et sp. nov.,并将其初步归入蛇足植物纲。这种植物有裸露的轴和二分分支系统。一个体,解释为孢子囊,形成二分法的一个分支的终止,而另一个子分支继续生长并进一步一分为二。大多数完整的孢子囊为圆形,但也有肾形或舌形,基部不对称。
A diminutive plant from the Late Silurian of Xinjiang, China
A new diminutive plant, Filiformorama simplexa gen. et sp. nov., is described from the Late Silurian (late Pridoli) Wutubulake Formation of north Xinjiang, China and is placed tentatively in the rhyniophytoids. This plant has naked axes and a dichotomous branching system. A body, interpreted as a sporangium, forms the termination of one branch of a dichotomy, and the other daughter branch continues to grow and dichotomizes further. Most complete sporangia are circular, but some are reniform or tongue-shaped, with an asymmetric base.
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Alcheringa : An Australasian Journal of Palaeontology is the official journal of the Australasian Palaeontologists.
Alcheringa covers all aspects of palaeontology and its ramifications into the earth and biological sciences, including:
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