Early Tertiary sediments of the Antarctic Peninsula region continue to yield a rich
assemblage of well-preserved fossil dicotyledonous angiosperm wood. The wood flora …

Fossil wood is abundant throughout the Cretaceous and Tertiary sequences of the northern
Antarctic Peninsula region. The fossil wood represents the remains of the vegetation that …

The wood flora from Williams Point, Livingston Island, contains 12 wood types of
gymnosperm and angiosperm origin. Recent collections of material have increased the …

The mega-and palynofloras that occur in the lower part of the volcanic-sedimentary
succession of King George Island, northern South Shetland Islands, are of Late Campanian …

Fossil angiosperm wood from Upper Cretaceous sediments of Livingston Island and James
Ross Island in the northern Antarctic Peninsula region is identified as having the …

Over 80 samples of fossil woods were collected from numerous outcrops of the Río Turbio
Formation, southwestern Patagonia. Preservation of the woods is variable and only about …

We identified six fossil-species of angiosperms based on fossil woods from two small
collections from the Beta Member (lower Campanian) of the Santa Marta Formation on …

New investigations of the President Head flora from Snow Island, South Shetland Islands,
and the discovery of 16 new palaeobotanical localities are presented. Its preliminar …

An assemblage of permineralized conifer and angiosperm woods collected from Paleogene
marine strata on Seymour Island during the Swedish Antarctic expedition of 1901–1903 …

A new fossil dicot wood recovered from the Upper Cretaceous Puntudo Chico Formation is
here identified as a representative of the fossil genus Aextoxicoxylon. Differences with the …