نتایج جستجو برای: plant fossils

تعداد نتایج: 407293  

2015
Jacqueline S. Smilg Lee R. Berger Michael D. Petraglia

In the South African context, computed tomography (CT) has been used applied to individually prepared fossils and small rocks containing fossils, but has not been utilized on large breccia blocks as a means of discovering fossils, and particularly fossil hominins. Previous attempts at CT imaging of rocks from other South African sites for this purpose yielded disappointing results. For this stu...

Journal: :Molecular phylogenetics and evolution 2003
J David Archibald

Theria includes Eutheria and its sister taxon Metatheria. Placentalia includes extant eutherians plus their most recent common ancestor. The oldest eutherian is from 125mya (million years ago). Molecular studies place this origin at about 130-185mya. Older dates cannot be refuted based on fossil evidence as earliest eutherian remains are scarce. Earliest superordinal clades (hence Placentalia) ...

2016
Shixing Zhu Maoyan Zhu Andrew H. Knoll Zongjun Yin Fangchen Zhao Shufen Sun Yuangao Qu Min Shi Huan Liu

Fossils of macroscopic eukaryotes are rarely older than the Ediacaran Period (635-541 million years (Myr)), and their interpretation remains controversial. Here, we report the discovery of macroscopic fossils from the 1,560-Myr-old Gaoyuzhuang Formation, Yanshan area, North China, that exhibit both large size and regular morphology. Preserved as carbonaceous compressions, the Gaoyuzhuang fossil...

2014
Zhe Chen Chuanming Zhou Shuhai Xiao Wei Wang Chengguo Guan Hong Hua Xunlai Yuan

Ediacara fossils are central to our understanding of animal evolution on the eve of the Cambrian explosion, because some of them likely represent stem-group marine animals. However, some of the iconic Ediacara fossils have also been interpreted as terrestrial lichens or microbial colonies. Our ability to test these hypotheses is limited by a taphonomic bias that most Ediacara fossils are preser...

Journal: :Annual review of microbiology 2017
Mary L Berbee Timothy Y James Christine Strullu-Derrien

As decomposers or plant pathogens, fungi deploy invasive growth and powerful carbohydrate active enzymes to reduce multicellular plant tissues to humus and simple sugars. Fungi are perhaps also the most important mutualistic symbionts in modern ecosystems, transporting poorly soluble mineral nutrients to plants and thus enhancing the growth of vegetation. However, at their origin over a billion...

Journal: :The Paleontological Society Special Publications 1996

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