First record of the Devonian lycophyte Leclercqia from South America
By: Berry, Christopher M
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TextDescription: 269-272pp ; Illustration; ; Photos.Subject(s): Coeval assemblages - South America | Leafy stem - Campo chico formation - Venezuela | Devonial herbaceous - South America
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Geological magazine : Vol. 131 Iss. 1-6 Year. 1994Summary: A single leafy stem from the Middle or lowermost Upper Devonian Campo Chico Formation, Sierra de Perijá, western Venezuela, is the first record of the important Devonian herbaceous lycophyte Leclercqia from South America, usually considered as part of western Gondwana. The seemingly cosmopolitan distribution of this genus is discussed in relation to coeval assemblages and palaeo-continental reconstructions.
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A single leafy stem from the Middle or lowermost Upper Devonian Campo Chico Formation, Sierra de Perijá, western Venezuela, is the first record of the important Devonian herbaceous lycophyte Leclercqia from South America, usually considered as part of western Gondwana. The seemingly cosmopolitan distribution of this genus is discussed in relation to coeval assemblages and palaeo-continental reconstructions.
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