A comprehensive compilation of literature on global Cretaceous charcoal occurrences
shows that from the Valanginian on throughout the Cretaceous, terrestrial sedimentary …

Abstract The Early Cretaceous palynological successions record one of the earliest waves of
angiosperm radiation in several low-latitude localities, including the Arabian Plate. The …

We suggest that the spread of angiosperms in the Cretaceous was facilitated by novel fire
regimes. Angiosperms were capable of high productivity and therefore accumulated …

Fossil plant morphological traits have been used extensively as palaeoenvironment and
palaeoclimate indicators. Xeromorphic features are considered to be structural adaptations …

Cheirolepidiaceae leaves and pollen are recorded from Valanginian–Albian strata of
southeastern Australia that were deposited at high-latitudes under cool, moist climates in …

The Cheirolepidiaceae are an extinct family of conifers that was highly diverse during the
Mesozoic, particularly at lower latitudes. Cheirolepidiaceous remains assigned to the …

The Hirmeriellaceae are an extinct family of Mesozoic conifers. Their foliage has been
described in the genera Brachyphyllum, Frenelopsis, Pseudofrenelopsis, etc., while their …

We document the habit and affinity of the most complete Mesozoic Era tree to be excavated
in the UK. The fossil was found in situ in a palaeosol of the Upper Jurassic Purbeck Group of …

Coniferales are represented during the Early Cretaceous in northern South America both by
macrofossils and palynomorphs of the families Araucariaceae and Cheirolepidiaceae …

In this contribution, fossil woods from the Valle de La Luna Member of the Upper Triassic
Ischigualasto Formation at Ischigualasto Provincial Park, San Juan Province, Argentina, are …