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DescriptionPseudotsuga miocena (Penhallow 1902) Plate15 Fig18.png |
English: A radial thin section of the Pseudotsuga miocena holotype carbonized branch wood.
Ypresian, 51-49 mya, Horsefly Shales; 400–500 feet (120–150 m) level Cariboo mine, Horsefly River, Cariboo, British Columbia, Canada Geological Survey of Canada specimen |
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Source | (1902) Transactions of the Royal Society of Canada. 1902-03, 2, 8 (sect 4), Ottawa, Canada: Royal Society of Canada, pp. 31–91 |
Author | Penhallow, D.P., 1902 |
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