Abstract:The El Palmar Formation is the principal unit deposited during the Late Pleistocene by the Uruguay River in eastern Entre Ríos province, Argentina and north-western Uruguay. The Arroyo Yuquerí fossiliferous locality (c. 31°36′ S, 58°06′ W), part of the El Palmar Formation, is one of the richest sites in fossil woods. This article describes and determines 11 fossil woods, including seven new species closely related to modern Parapiptadenia, Microlobius, Anadenanthera, Pseudopiptadenia (Mimoseae, Fabaceae) and C… Show more
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