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Protomonimia kasai-nakajhongii gen. et sp. nov.: A permineralized magnolialean fructification from the mid-Cretaceous of japan
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Achene-like fossils from the lower cretaceous of the Lake Baikal area
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Cretaceous flowers from Kazakhstan
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Upper Cretaceous (Senonian) floral structures of juglandalean affinity containing normapolles pollen
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A structurally preserved magnolialean fructification from the mid-Cretaceous of Japan
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