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Charles Léo
Lesquereux (November 18, 1806 –
October 25, 1889) was a Swiss-born
bryologist and a
pioneer of
American paleobotany who
studied the formation...
- Kováts, 1856 †****us
herthae (Unger) Iljinskaja, 1964 †****us hitch****ii
Lesquereux, 1861 †****us
hondoensis (Watari) Watari, 1952 †****us
hookeri Ettingshausen...
- elm
Fossil elms
Ulmus affinis Lesquereux (syn=
Ulmus californica Lesquereux)
Ulmus braunii Heer
Ulmus brownellii Lesquereux Ulmus carpinoides (Goeppert)...
- †Cyclopteridaceae.
Species are from the Carboniferous.
Cyclopteris elegans Lesquereux, 1854 - from the
Carboniferous of Pennsylvania, USA
Cyclopteris elegans...
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menardi Brongniart (1828) S.micaudi (Zeller (1886-1888) S.monostigma
Lesquereux (1866) S.orbicularis
Brongniart (1828) S.ovata
Sauveur (1848) S.pachyderma...
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Lyginodendraceae Scott (1909);
Sphenopteridaceae Gopp. (1842);
Pseudopecopteridaceae Lesquereux (1884);
Megaloxylaceae Scott (1909), nom. rej.;
Rhetinangiaceae Scott...
- †Planera
cretacea Berry, 1907 (Cretaceous;
North Carolina) †Planera
dubia Lesquereux, 1859 (Eocene,
Chuckanut Formation, Washington) †Planera
emarginata (Göppert)...
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mustard family commonly known as
globe bladderpod, Short's bladderpod, and
Lesquereux's mustard. It is
endemic to the
United States,
where it is
limited to Indiana...
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monographed as
early as 1874 by Leo
Lesquereux for the
United States Geological Survey. In 1892,
Lesquereux published one such
fossil as
Carpites cordiformis...
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North America. They were
first described as †Pistia
corrugata by Leo
Lesquereux in 1876
based on
specimens from the
Almond Formation of
Wyoming (late...
