Article: A Triassic seed with an angiosperm-like wind dispersal mechanism
Publication: Palaeontology
Volume:
56
Part:
5
Publication Date:
September
2013
Page(s):
1173
–
1177
Author(s):
Brian J. Axsmith, Nicholas C. Fraser and Taryn Corso
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