International Journal of Plant Sciences · 2012 · 27 citations · 27 references
Life SciencesBotanyPlant BiologyPaleoanthropologyPaleobotanyPlant EvolutionEvolution Of SeedsFossil FruitsFossil PlantsFossil SeedsPlant PhylogenySeed MorphologyArchaeobotanical Seed AssemblagesEarly Seed PlantsLegume EvolutionMiocene FlorasNew Species RecordsPaleocene FlorasSeed FlorasSystematics Of Fossil Seeds
Numerous fossil winged seeds from the early Miocene (22–21 Ma) of Ethiopia represent the earliest and only definitive record of the ecologically and economically important legume genus Newtonia (Fabaceae: “Mimoseae”). These fossils represent a new species and provide evidence that tropical moist forest persisted on the Ethiopian Plateau into the early Miocene.
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