Full reference: G. Del Fueyo, S. Archangelsky, and T. Taylor. 1990. Una nueva podocarpácea fértil (Coniferal) del Cretácico Inferior de Patagonia. Argentina. Ameghiniana 27(1-2):63-73
Parent taxon: Podocarpaceae according to G. Del Fueyo et al. 1990
Sister taxa: Acmopyle, Afrocarpus, Apterocladus, Bellarinea, Callialasporites, Circoporoxylon, Coronelia, Cuneatisporites, Dacrycarpidites, Dacrycarpites, Dacrycarpus, Dacrydioxylon, Dacrydium, Dacrydiumites, Decussocarpus, Elatocladus, Falcatifolium, Gamerroites, Halocarpus, Huncocladus, Kakahuia, Kirketapel, Lagarostrobos, Lepidothamnus, Lygistepollenites, Manoao, Matia, Mesembrioxylon, Mesibovia, Microalatidites, Microcachrydites, Microcachryidites, Microcachrys, Microstrobos, Minetaxites, Mumu, Nageia, Nothodacrium, Parasitaxus, Parvisaccites, Peuce, Pherospaera, Phrixipollenites, Phyllocladidites, Phyllocladoxylon, Phyllocladus, Platysaccus, Podocarpidites, Podocarpoovulites, Podocarpoxylon, Podocarpus, Podosporites, Podozamites, Prumnopitys, Retrophyllum, Rissikia, Saxegothaea, Saxegothopsis, Sigmaphyllum, Smithtonia, Sphaerostrobus, Sundacarpus, Triasococladus, Trichotomosulcites, Trisaccites, Willungia
Subtaxa: Morenoa fertilis
Type: Morenoa fertilis
Distribution: there are no occurrences of Morenoa in the database
Specimen images are retrieved through the ePANDDA API.
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