The brown algae (Phaeophyceae) are a group of multicellular heterokonts that are
ubiquitous in today's oceans. Large brown algae from multiple orders are the foundation to …

▪ Abstract The disjunct distributions of morphologically similar plants between eastern Asia
and eastern North America have fascinated botanists and biogeographers since the …

The transition from the Cretaceous to the Tertiary marks a time of sig-nificant modernization
in the history of flowering plants. During this interval, a wide range of extant families and …

Pinus is a remarkable genus of trees with a very large distribution range in the northern
hemisphere. Where they occur, pines usually form the dominant vegetation cover and are …

The concept of 'Gondwana', an ancient Southern Hemisphere supercontinent, is firmly
established in geological and biogeographical models of Earth history. The term Gondwana …

The floristic similarity between eastern Asia and eastern North America has been
recognized since the time of Linnaeus (see Graham, 1972a; Boufford & Spongberg, 1983) …

Late Cretaceous megafossil floras from the palaeo-Arctic of northeastern Russia and
northern Alaska are reviewed in respect of their age, composition, structure and floral …

Empirical estimates of climate parameters such as mean annual temperature (MAT) are
essential to describe both ancient climate and to ground truth climate model simulations of …

The geologic record of terminal Cretaceous environmental events indicates that iridium and
other associated elements were not deposited instantaneously but during a time interval …

▪ Abstract Herbivory first evolved in terrestrial mammals during the late Cretaceous,∼ 100
million years ago (Mya). Of the∼ 35 ordinal-level clades of extinct or extant eutherian …