Dicroidium foliage from Mount Falla, central Transantarctic Mountains 1L

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Date: 2011-05-06 19:45:19 Dicroidium Geologic formations Shackleton Coast Glossopteris Antarctica Transantarctic Mountains Beardmore Glacier Mount Kirkpatrick Formation Shackleton Glacier Geography of Antarctica Physical geography Dufek Coast		Dicroidium foliage from Mount Falla, central Transantarctic Mountains 1L Add to Reading List Source URL: s3.amazonaws.com Download Document from Source Website File Size: 3,74 MB Share Document on Facebook

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	fern possesses a mesarch, amphiphloic siphonostele embedded in a parenchymatous cortex. The pith is often scierified. In these stems there is relatively little support tissue. Only the vascular strand and thickened cells DocID: 159PL - View Document
	silts tone/mudstone and interbedded fine-grained sandstone. Internally, the coarser sandstone units consist of scour-bounded cosets of 0.2- to 0.5-meter thick trough cross-beds. In some cases, thin siltstone drapes have DocID: 159Ct - View Document
	From what can be seen, however, it is apparent that the collection contains at least the top portion of a skull, over 20 vertebrae, numerous ribs, portions of at least eight limb bones including a humerus and part of a f DocID: 159B7 - View Document
	much lower levels than the outcrops along Touchdown Glacier. As the survey was extended south of the head of Byrd Glacier into the area of the Sefton and Zeller glaciers, a complex series of low-grade metamorphic rocks w DocID: 159vb - View Document