2008
DOI: 10.1016/j.revpalbo.2008.01.001
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Novel double wing morphology revealed in a South African ovuliferous glossopterid fructification: Bifariala intermittens (Plumstead 1958) comb. nov.

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“…Detailed palaeobotanical studies based on the well-preserved plant fossils date back to the early 20 th century (Etheridge, 1901;Leslie, 1903). Subsequent work was done by the likes of Plumstead (1952Plumstead ( , 1956Plumstead ( , 1957Plumstead ( , 1958Plumstead ( , 1969, Lacy et al (1974), Kovács-Endrödy (1976, Anderson and Anderson (1985), Rayner and Coventry (1985), Adendorff (2005), Bordy and Prevec (2008), Claasen (2008), Prevec et al (2008Prevec et al ( , 2009Prevec et al ( , 2010 and Prevec (2011).…”
Section: Vryheid Formationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Detailed palaeobotanical studies based on the well-preserved plant fossils date back to the early 20 th century (Etheridge, 1901;Leslie, 1903). Subsequent work was done by the likes of Plumstead (1952Plumstead ( , 1956Plumstead ( , 1957Plumstead ( , 1958Plumstead ( , 1969, Lacy et al (1974), Kovács-Endrödy (1976, Anderson and Anderson (1985), Rayner and Coventry (1985), Adendorff (2005), Bordy and Prevec (2008), Claasen (2008), Prevec et al (2008Prevec et al ( , 2009Prevec et al ( , 2010 and Prevec (2011).…”
Section: Vryheid Formationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Some show marked relief owing to arching or folding of the marginal wing into the host sediment, and this feature, which is common amongst related fertile organs, has led to spurious interpretations of glossopterid reproductive structures in the past, e.g., as bipartite organs (Plumstead, 1956b) or as casts (Rex, 1986). Prevec et al (2008) and Prevec (2011Prevec ( , 2014 effectively demonstrated variations in preservational style of typical glossopterid fructication impressions and illustrated the range of architectures interpretable from these organs. Specimens were photographed under low-angle unidirectional light using a Canon EOS 40D camera equipped with a macro-lens.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 94%
“…The upswept wing striations near the base of Karingbalia fructifications are similarly orientated to those of the secondary wing of Bifariala (Prevec et al, 2008) and Elatra (Appert, MCLOUGHLIN: NEW GENUS OF GLOSSOPTERID FRUCTIFICATIONS 1977;Prevec, 2014) and this character may be useful in future efforts to evaluate phylogenetic relationships amongst glossopterids. Bifariala and Elatra differ from Karingbalia in, among other features, that they have a double-winged architecture.…”
Section: Systematic Paleobotanymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Key studies include those from India (Surange & Chandra, 1975;Banerjee, 1984;Bajpai, 2001;Tewari et al, 2012;Srivastava & Agnihotri, 2013), Australia (Holmes, 1974;Rigby, 1972Rigby, , 1978McLoughlin, 1990aMcLoughlin, ,b, 1995McLoughlin, , 2012a, South Africa (Anderson & Anderson, 1985;Adendorff et al, 2002;Prevec et al, 2008;Prevec, 2011), Antarctica (Ryberg et al, 2012), and South America (Menéndez, 1962;Bernardes de Oliveira & Carvalho, 1981;Bernardes de Oliveira et al, 2000;Rösler et al, 1994;Barreda & Césari, 1995;Iannuzzi, 2010).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%