Australian Museum Journal Cone-like Strobili attached to a Phyllotheca-like foliage
- Shortform:
- Etheridge, 1901, Rec. Aust. Mus. 4(1): 1–4
- Author(s):
- Etheridge, R.
- Year published:
- 1901
- Title:
- Cone-like Strobili attached to a Phyllotheca-like foliage
- Serial title:
- Records of the Australian Museum
- Volume:
- 4
- Issue:
- 1
- Start page:
- 1
- End page:
- 4
- DOI:
- 10.3853/j.0067-1975.4.1901.1075
- Language:
- English
- Plates:
- plates i–ii
- Date published:
- 29 March 1901
- Cover date:
- 29 March 1901
- ISSN:
- 0067-1975
- CODEN:
- RAUMAJ
- Publisher:
- The Australian Museum
- Place published:
- Sydney, Australia
- Subjects:
- FOSSIL; PERMIAN; CARBONIFEROUS: LATE
- Digitized:
- 23 October 2008
- Available online:
- 13 November 2008
- Reference number:
- 1075
- EndNote package:
- EndNote file
- Title page:
- Title page (85kb PDF)
- Complete work:
- Complete work (1161kb PDF)
Abstract
Many years have elapsed since the late Professor Sir F. McCoy drew attention to what he considered the inflorescence of Phyllotheca, notwithstanding that he misunderstood its nature. Since 1847, the year in which McCoy wrote, Heer and Schmalhausen have both described strobili, believed by them to be the reproductory condition of this interesting and widely distributed Permo-Carboniferous plant. The announcement has lately been made that Professor R. Zeiller has, or is about to publish, additional information afforded by specimens from Asia Minor.