Middle–Late Jurassic fossils from northeastern China reveal morphological stasis in the catkin-yew,National Science Review

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Middle–Late Jurassic fossils from northeastern China reveal morphological stasis in the catkin-yew
National Science Review ( IF 16.3 ) Pub Date : 2020-06-18 , DOI: 10.1093/nsr/nwaa138
Chong Dong ₁ , Gongle Shi ₁ , Fabiany Herrera ₂ , Yongdong Wang ₁ , Patrick S Herendeen ₂ , Peter R Crane ₃

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Well-preserved fossils from the Middle–Late Jurassic Daohugou Bed in eastern Inner Mongolia, China closely resemble the extant catkin-yews Amentotaxus. They provide unequivocal evidence that the catkin-yews have undergone little morphological change over at least ∼160 million years. Like Ginkgo, the catkin-yews are living fossils that provide an important new example of evolutionary stasis.

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