Lycopsids evolved arborescent and sub-arborescent growth habits and played a major
paleoecological role during the late Palaeozoic. Here we provide an overview of lycopsid …

The occurrence of macroscopic fossil charcoal in sediments has widely been accepted by
the scientific community to be a direct indicator for the occurrence of paleowildfires. For the …

Fossil charcoal, as direct evidence of palaeowildfires, has repeatedly been reported from
several plant-bearing deposits from the Late Palaeozoic of the Northern Hemisphere. In …

Cariglino, B., Coturel, EP & Gutiérrez, PR, i First article, 2012. The lycophytes of the La
Golondrina Formation (Permian), Santa Cruz Province, Argentina: systematic revision …

The sedimentary section at the Quitéria outcrop (Pantano Grande, central portion of Rio
Grande do Sul State, Brazil) carries diverse and abundant fossil associations of plants and …

The sedimentary section exposed at the Faxinal Coalfield bears abundant plant fossil
remains distributed within a tonstein level, interlayered in a section mainly comprised by …

In the modern flora, lycophytes are restricted to a few herbaceous forms. The fossil record of
this group is significantly larger, with numerous herbaceous, but also arborescent …

Compression–impression fossils from the central Transantarctic Mountains suggest a
somewhat diverse Permian flora, but permineralized peat of the same age does not exhibit …

El presente estudio (“El Pérmico de la Cuenca La Golondrina: paleobotánica,
bioestratigrafía y consideraciones paleoecológicas”), tiene como principal objetivo …

A new lycopsid morphotaxon, Collinsonites schopfii gen. et sp. nov., is described from an
Upper Permian deposit on Mount Achernar, in the central Transantarctic Mountains …