Titlebook: Brazilian Paleofloras; From Paleozoic to Ho Roberto Iannuzzi,Ronny R??ler,Lutz Kunzmann Living reference work 20200th edition paleobotany.

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Interrelatedness of Biota Revealed in Fossil Trees from the Permian Fossil Forest of Northern Tocanmineral substrates. Their remnants comprise stems, branches, and roots of tree ferns, sphenophytes, and gymnosperms. Close-fitting or densely interwoven among each other, the plant organs and their various connections to other organisms contribute to the knowledge of multifaceted synecological relat

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Geoconservation of Permian Petrified Forests from Northeastern Brazil,tion of these sites by the public agencies are still scarce. The current conservation state of this fossil heritage sites shows that there is a long path toward the development of geoconservation strategies to be implemented in these forests to promote their preservation. The systematization of thes

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Neutral-Spine

,Ferns from Permian of Paraná Basin and Paleoecological Interpretations, Permo-Carboniferous glaciation. . is a still poorly defined genus of Southwest Gondwana. The petrified stems and the .-like leaves of the Paraná Basin apparently are the only plants shared with the Parnaíba Basin, not necessarily of the same age. Concerning particularly . its wide translatitudinal

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Wildfires in Late Palaeozoic Strata in Brazil, deposits of the Itararé Group, getting abundant in the coal-bearing strata of the Cisuralian Rio Bonito Formation and becomes rare again in the uppermost Passa Dois Group (Guadalupian). In the Parnaíba Basin, charcoal is rare, and the only record described so far comes from the Permian Motuca Forma

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,Evidence of Arthropod–Plant Interactions Through the Permian in Brazil, today, even with the insect diversity not being as high as nowadays. The Brazilian Paleozoic insect fauna is composed of a meager number of specimens and taxa compared to other late Paleozoic deposits worldwide, showing a total of 25 species from nine different orders. All the Brazilian insect spec

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