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Normapolles

plant genus
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  • European beech
    Fagales
    / Evolution

    …similarity to the pollen of Normapolles from the Cretaceous Period, some think that they may have originated from within that assemblage. The earliest known fossils of Fagales are pollen specimens from the Campanian Stage (about 84 million to 71 million years ago) of the Upper Cretaceous, while the Normapolles group…

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    …similarity to the pollen of Normapolles from the Cretaceous Period, some think that they may have originated from within that assemblage. The earliest known fossils of Fagales are pollen specimens from the Campanian Stage (about 84 million to 71 million years ago) of the Upper Cretaceous, while the Normapolles group…

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