Earliest evidence of animal-dispersed nuts in the juglandaceae: Zodicarya gen. nov. from Phe paleocene of North America and early Eocene of England
Reference LSID: urn:lsid:plantfossilnames.org:ref:1415
Authors: M. Deng, M. E. Collinson, W. P. Zhang & S. R. Manchester
Full citation: Deng, M., Collinson, M. E., Zhang, W. P. & Manchester, S. R. (2026): Earliest evidence of animal-dispersed nuts in the juglandaceae: Zodicarya gen. nov. from Phe paleocene of North America and early Eocene of England. – Fossil Imprint 82(1): 60–74.
Published: 2026-10-07
Journal: Fossil Imprint
Volume: 82
Issue: 1
Pages: 60–74
Journal publisher: Národní muzeum, Praha
DOI: 10.37520/fi.2026.003
New names or combinations
Zodicarya M.Deng, M.E.Collinson et Manchester in Deng, Collinson, Zhang & Manchester 2026
Zodicarya cantia (E.Reid et M.Chandler) Manchester, M.Deng et M.E.Collinson in Deng, Collinson, Zhang & Manchester 2026
Zodicarya simplicarpa (Manchester) M.Deng et Manchester in Deng, Collinson, Zhang & Manchester 2026
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