File:EB1911 Palaeobotany - Map - Glossopteris Flora.jpg
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English: Map of the world showing regions where Glossopteris flora is located (legend below). |
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| Date | published 1911 | |||
| Source | “Palaeobotany,” Encyclopædia Britannica (11th ed.), v. 21, 1911, p. 541, map A. | |||
| Author | unknown cartographer | |||
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English: Legend:
| I, II. | Upper Carboniferous plants of the northern hemisphere facies, in the Zambesi district and in China. |
| III. | Rhaetic flora of Tongking (Glossopteris, &c.; associated with northern types). |
| IV. | Carboniferous plants (prov. Kansu). |
| V. | Glossopteris, &c., in Permian rocks in prov. Vologda. |
| VI. | Permian (Pechora valley). |
| VII. | Upper Carboniferous (Herakleion). |
| VIII. | Rhaetic (Honduras). |
| IX. | Lower Jurassic, Upper Gondwana (Argentine). |
| X. | Rhaetic (Persia). |
| XI. | Triassic—Cretaceous. |
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