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SOFT TISSUE PRESERVATION OF SILICIFIED MELASTOMATACEAE FRUITS BURIED BY INTRAPLATE VOLCANISM IN THE EARLY OLIGOCENE CAPELLA FLORA, EASTERN AUSTRALIA

Andrew Carl Rozefelds Anita K Milroy Raymond Carpenter Alison Douglas Melody Fabillo Ashley Savelkouls Hayden Dalton

International Journal of Plant Sciences · University of Chicago Press

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Published: Mar 24, 2026

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Andrew Carl Rozefelds

Raymond Carpenter

Ashley Savelkouls

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Andrew Carl Rozefelds, Anita K Milroy, Raymond Carpenter, et al. (2026). SOFT TISSUE PRESERVATION OF SILICIFIED MELASTOMATACEAE FRUITS BURIED BY INTRAPLATE VOLCANISM IN THE EARLY OLIGOCENE CAPELLA FLORA, EASTERN AUSTRALIA. International Journal of Plant Sciences. https://doi.org/10.1086/741475

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