2016
DOI: 10.1016/j.cretres.2015.09.014
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Late Cretaceous flora of the Hidden Lake Formation, James Ross Island (Antarctica), its biostratigraphy and palaeoecological implications

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“…For example, several sites on the Antarctica Peninsula and other landmasses within or bordering the Antarctic Circle preserve closely spaced in situ stumps or transported wood on sites that were influenced by fluvial, volcanic and other disturbances (e.g. Pole 1994, Francis 2000, Thorn 2005, Olivero 2012, Iglesias 2016, Kvaček & Vodrážka 2018). Similarly, interpretations of canopy shape based on NLRs of the palaeoconifers is conjectural.…”
Section: Canopy ‘Openness'mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For example, several sites on the Antarctica Peninsula and other landmasses within or bordering the Antarctic Circle preserve closely spaced in situ stumps or transported wood on sites that were influenced by fluvial, volcanic and other disturbances (e.g. Pole 1994, Francis 2000, Thorn 2005, Olivero 2012, Iglesias 2016, Kvaček & Vodrážka 2018). Similarly, interpretations of canopy shape based on NLRs of the palaeoconifers is conjectural.…”
Section: Canopy ‘Openness'mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Nothofagus sp. described by Kvaček and Vodrážka (2016: fig. 7K), from the Coniacian Hidden Lake Fm, James Ross Island, EAP, is a small leaf fragment with simple dentate/crenate margin, craspedodromous venation and percurrent tertiary veins.…”
Section: Fossil Leavesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…1 and Morphotype LDB 1). The characters of the Hidden Lake leaf observed by Kvaček and Vodrážka (2016) The specimens studied by Hayes et al (2006) are described as "morphotypes with architectural characteristics typical of the Cunoniaceae and Nothofagaceae", and unfortunately there are no photos of the specimens. The line drawings show only gross leaf morphology of primary and secondary veins, therefore it was impossible to establish informative comparisons with the herein described material.…”
Section: Fossil Leavesmentioning
confidence: 99%
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