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Multiple lines of evidence for a hypervelocity impact origin for the Silverpit Crater. [PDF]

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Eocene Angiosperm Flowers

Science, 1974
Collections of well-preserved angiosperm flowers from the Middle Eocene of southeastern North America include a variety of morphological types. The first of these specimens to be studied extensively, a catkin, has yielded a great deal of structural information. Floral morphology, pollen morphology, and the nature of the peltate scales suggest that this
W L, Crepet, D L, Dilcher, F W, Potter
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Eocene Epiphyllous Fungi

Science, 1963
Fossil fungi belonging to the Meliolaceae and Microthyriaceae were found in Eocene deposits in Tennessee. Germinated spores for each form of fungus were identified. One of the two forms of the genus Meliola , (Meliolaceae) appears to have parasitized the leaf upon which it grew.
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Eocene expansions

2023
Abstract Most ideas about cortical evolution depend on the textbook view of cortical organization: that it comprises visual, auditory, somatosensory, motor, association, and limbic areas. A more parsimonious idea is that all cortical areas specialize in representing conjunctions of information.
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