ABSTRACT Jasper A, Pozzebon–Silva Â, Carniere JS & Uhl D 2021. Palaeozoic and
Mesozoic palaeo–wildfires: An overview on advances in the 21st Century. Journal of …

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

Charcoal remains and bulk lignites collected from the late Pliocene Jinsuo Basin in Yunnan,
southwestern China, have been studied to reveal changes in the wildfire regime related to …

Paleo-wildfires are of great significance in the study of paleomire ecosystems. The products
of such fires preserved in paleomires can provide detailed information for the reconstruction …

Abstract Bamboo-derived biocarbon (BA900) and wood-derived biocarbon (THOC700) have
exhibited graphite-like characteristics through transmission electron microscopy, X-ray …

With ongoing global warming, the frequency of wildfires has increased in many regions
worldwide. To fully understand the manifold interactions between warming climates and …

Analyses of coprolites provide important data on animal feeding and food quality, including
information on the taxonomy of the biotope. Knowledge of the diet of extinct animals has …

Silicified wood is one of the most frequent and insightful records of ancient life since the
Devonian. Although cellular anatomy is often preserved in great detail, alterations of organic …

This paper presents a comprehensive examination of the microstructure and mineralogy of
the paper-like material found in Asian hornet nests (referred to as AHN P-LM) and the …

New data on some fossil charcoal deposits from the British Isles is integrated into previous
studies to provide an indication of our current understanding of the role of fire on land in the …