- 1079–1082. doi:10.1130/G31182.1. Moisan,
Philippe & Voigt,
Sebastian (2013). "
Lycopsids from the
Madygen Lagerstätte (Middle to Late Tri****ic, Kyrgyzstan, Central...
- stems: Artisophyton,
Megaphyton Lycopsid tree
stems and
leafy shoots: Cyperites, Lepidodendron,
Ulodendron Lycopsid tree stems: Asol****, Bothrodendron...
- rocks. They
represent the
underground rooting structures of coal
forest lycopsid trees such as
Sigillaria and Lepidodendron.
These swamp forest trees grew...
- tree-like plants, also
known as
scale trees,
related to the
quillworts and
lycopsids (club mosses). They were part of the coal
forest flora. They sometimes...
- 300 million
years ago)
however later analysis of the
fossils have
suggested lycopsid affinities.
Conifers may have
arisen from Cordaites, a
genus of seed-bearing...
- bryozoans, sharks, and the
first bony fish. Life on land was
dominated by
lycopsid forests inhabited by
insects and
other arthropods and the
first tetrapods...
-
Devonian of Wisconsin.
Fossil in situ
lycopsid,
probably Sigillaria, with
attached stigmarian roots. Base of a
fossil lycopsid showing connection with stigmarian...
-
gymnosperms originated in the late
Carboniferous period,
replacing the
lycopsid rainforests of the
tropical region. This
development appears to have resulted...
-
Terrestrial flora reached its
climax in the Carboniferous, when
towering lycopsid rainforests dominated the
tropical belt of Euramerica.
Climate change caused...
- into
isolated islands,
surrounded by
seasonally dry habitats.
Towering lycopsid forests with a
heterogeneous mixture of
vegetation were
replaced by much...