Gomophia egyptiaca Guam 515-32
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Leiaster leachii Guam 582-23
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Echinaster callosus Guam 648-13
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Echinaster luzonicus Guam 650-7
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Gomophia egyptiaca Guam 515-32
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Ophidiaster duncani Guam 523-10
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Linckia laevigata Guam 515-16
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Cistina columbiae Guam 533-3
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Cornus swingii Manchester, Xiang, Kodrul and Akhmetiev, Holotype from Horse Creek, Montana, UF 18969-38375. An overall view of the leaf with nearly complete lamina and petiole. Manchester, S.R., Q. Xiang, T. M. Kodrul and M. A. Akhmetiev. 2009. Leaves of Cornus (Cornaceae) from the Paleocene of Nort
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Davidia antiqua (Newb.) Manchester. Left – fruit with a surrounding flange of softer tissue, and an apical style, UF 33593; Right – fruit impression showing longitudinal grooves which represent ridges on the original endocarp, darker part at periphery interpreted as remains of meso- and epicarp, UF
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