Abstract
TWO FOSSIL dicot wood species (Dichrostachyoxylon royaderum-Fabaceae and Ficoxylon cretaceum-Moraceae) are reported and described for the first time from the Oligocene of Wadi Ankebieh in Egypt. Comments are made on the distribution of the fossil wood flora of Wadi Ankebieh in Egypt, other African countries, the world and on the palaeoclimate under which the trees had lived.
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Two fossil dicot wood species, Dichrostachyoxylon royaderum and Ficoxylon cretaceum, are reported and described for the first time from the Oligocene of Wadi Ankebieh, Egypt.
- Taxon
- dicot wood speciese0
- Outcome
- reported and described for the first timee0
- Setting
- the Oligocene of Wadi Ankebieh in Egypte0
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e0“TWO FOSSIL dicot wood species (Dichrostachyoxylon royaderum-Fabaceae and Ficoxylon cretaceum-Moraceae) are reported and described for the first time from the Oligocene of Wadi Ankebieh in Egypt”