ABSTRACT Miocene New Zealand was a small, highly oceanic landmass which makes it
ideal for recording terrestrial climate, free of the complications of a continental setting …

Vegetation is a key biosphere component to supporting biodiversity on Earth, and its
maintenance and proper functioning are essential to guarantee the well-being of …

The genus Nothofagus (southern beech) has an extensive fossil record and extant species
exclusively distributed in the Southern Hemisphere. It is divided into four subgenera …

Abstract The Filo Negro Section, on Seymour Island (Antarctic Peninsula), is a fossiliferous
section with great potential for Late Cretaceous–Paleogene studies, which also presents an …

The Crato Formation paleoflora is one of the few equatorial floras of the Early Cretaceous. It
is diverse, with many angiosperms, especially representatives of the clades magnoliids …

The genus Nothofagus is considered as one of the most interesting plant genera, not only for
the living species but also due to the fossil evidence distributed throughout the Southern …

The analysis of palaeofloras and the related palaeoecological conditions is of great
importance for the understanding of past environmental and palaeoclimatic events in …

Siltstone and sandstone beds of the Mount Wawel Formation (Eocene) contain trace fossils
interpreted as insect resting traces and arthropod trackways, the latest determined as …

The occurrence of paleo-wildfire events during the Campanian age of the Late Cretaceous
is demonstrated in this study for the first time with deposits from the King George Island …

The first association of fossil plant impressions in the Chubut Group at the Somuncurá-
Cañadón Asfalto Basin is described herein. The mid-Cretaceous megafloral assemblage …