Japanese fossil forest could reconstruct Eurasian plants from late Miocene

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Japanese fossil forest could reconstruct Eurasian plants from late Miocene
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The origin of the rare plant fossil in the forest can be traced back to the late Miocene epoch, a geological period that extended from 10.4 to five million years ago.

is a leaf fossil-species of the family Malvaceae that was distributed widely throughout Eurasia from the Miocene to the Pliocene. An affinity to some Malvadendrina subfamilies has been suggested for Byttneriophyllum-bearing plants, but remains to be clarified due to insufficient information on other organs. Here, we report an exceptional lower Miocene fossil locality in Japan where a monodominant forest of the wood fossil-species Wataria parvipora flourished.

We observed occurrence modes ofthis bed that confirmed that these leaves were deposited parautochthonously. These observations imply a biological connection between B. tiliifolium and W. parvipora.

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