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Palmoxylon (Magnoliopsida: Arecaceae) richness in the Puntudo Chico Formation (Campanian-lowermost Maastricthian), Chubut Province, Argentina: systematics, palaeoclimatic significance and comments on biogeography of Phytelepheae

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By Ezequiel Vera, Magdalena Llorens, Mauro Gabriel Passalia
| Taylor & Francis Online
ABSTRACT The Puntudo Chico Formation is an uppermost Cretaceous continental sequence deposited in the Cañadón Asfalto Basin, cropping out in the Chubut Province, Argentina. Fossils collected from this unit are essentially palaeobotanical remains, and comprise conifers (Agathoxylon, Brachyoxylon, Podocarpoxylon and Cupressinoxylon) and a dicotyledonous angiosperm (Aextoxicoxylon kawasianus).
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