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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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Twig showing attached leaves and winged fruits of Cedrelospermum. Figure 2 in Manchester, S.R. 1989. Attached reproductive and vegetative remains of the extinct American-European genus Cedrelospermum (Ulmaceae) from the Early Tertiary of Utah and Colorado. American Journal of Botany 76:256-276. Corr
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Akysis pseudobagarius Roberts 1989 Identification: The body is relatively elongate. The mouth is subterminal; the tip of the snout is well in front of the lower jaw. The nostrils are close together and separated only by the nasal barbel. The anterior nostril is on the surface of the snout, not at
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Akysis filifer Ng & Rainboth 2005 Identification: The body is relatively elongate. The mouth is subterminal; the tip of the snout is well in front of the lower jaw. The nostrils are close together and separated only by the nasal barbel. The anterior nostril is on the surface of the snout, not
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Akysis sinensis He 1981 Identification: The body is relatively elongate. The mouth is subterminal; the tip of the snout is well in front of the lower jaw. The nostrils are close together and separated only by the nasal barbel. The anterior nostril is on the surface of the snout, not at the tip of
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