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The relatively high ratio of lauraceous elements suggests a frostfree, warm climate.
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The late Oligocene macroflora of Zsámbék, central Hungary
Bolgárka Erdei; Lilla Hably; Gábor Héja; et al. Fossil Imprint 2022. doi:10.37520/fi.2022.012
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- Observation The fossil plant assemblage at Zsámbék includes a small number of taxa with a relatively high frequency of gymnosperms.
- Observation Among the gymnosperms, taxodiaceous twigs assigned to ?Taxodium are dominant.
- Observation Angiosperms are represented by Lauraceae (Daphnogene and Laurophyllum), Betulaceae (cf. Alnus) and Ulmaceae (cf. Ulmaceae gen. et sp.).
- Observation “Rhamnus” warthae is a taxon with unknown systematic relations and a putative endemic element of the Intra-Carpathian area of the Central Paratethyan region.
- Observation The floristic composition of the Zsámbék flora is clearly comparable to other late Oligocene floras of Hungary.
- Recommendation Earlier climate estimates based on other similar-aged floras may also be considered for Zsámbék.