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- be progymnosperm: leaves: Noeggerathia Conifer leaves: Walchia Seeds: Carpolithus, Cornucarpus, Samaropsis Palaeontologists have described many species...
- by Edward W. Berry in 1930 from the Holly Hills sand of Tennessee as Carpolithus banisteroides and Simaroubites eocenica respectively. The two fossils...
- member  USA  Tennessee Named as a flower or fruit of uncertain affinity. Carpolithus aggregatus Species nov Berry Eocene Tallahatta Formation Holly Springs...
- Sandstone Shinarump Temple Mountain Uncommon Conifer leaves and shoots Carpolithus C. chinleana Arizona Blue Mesa (= "Lower Petrified Forest") Rare Seeds...
- Collinson, Manchester, & Wilde (2012) described but did not name 63 distinct Carpolithus morphotypes from the Messel Formation. The first foray into Messel palynology...
- found. Flora include Lepidodendron, Calamites, Aneimites, Diplotnema, Carpolithus, Genselina. In addition, countless spores can be found. Photograph of...
- fayettevillensis A. gracilentus A. umbralis A. wedingtonensis Bothrodendron Carpolithus C. inquirenda Cardiopteris C. hirta Chlamidostachys C. chesteri**** Lepidocystis...
- (1929) A palm fruit with affinities to extant Bactridinae. Moved from Carpolithus dicellaformis Berry (1929). Sabalites siwalicus Sp. nov Valid Mahato...
- valid? Knowlton Miocene Langhian Latah Formation Coeur d'Alene Florule Carpolithus hibiscoides Brown (1935)  USA  Idaho A fruit or seed of uncertain affinity...
- Trapoideae. Genus includes new species P. weichangensis, as well as "Carpolithus" pomelii Saporta (1878) and "Hemitrapa" alpina Su & Zhou in Su et al...