Mesozoic fossil woods of genus Xenoxylon from Northeast China and its palaeoecology
Ding Qiu-hong, Shaolin Zheng, Wu Zhang
Abstract
Ding Qiu-hong, Shaolin Zheng, Wu Zhang
Abstract
The specimens of the Mesozoic fossil wood Xenoxylon have been systematically collected and investigated in this study from eighteen localities in northeastern China. Six species known and two new species have been found, including Xenoxylon latiporosum, X. japonicum, X. ellipticum, X. hopeiense, X. peidense, X. yixianense, X. fuxinense sp. nov. and X. huolinhense sp. nov. In addition, two other species reported by previous authos were also identified as X. conchylianum and X. liaoningense. The palaeoecological environment model and phylogenesis of the genus Xenoxylon are analyzed and discussed here also.
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The specimens of the Mesozoic fossil wood Xenoxylon have been systematically collected and investigated in this study from eighteen localities in northeastern China. Six species known and two new species have been found, including Xenoxylon latiporosum, X. japonicum, X. ellipticum, X. hopeiense, X. peidense, X. yixianense, X. fuxinense sp. nov. and X. huolinhense sp. nov. In addition, two other species reported by previous authos were also identified as X. conchylianum and X. liaoningense. The palaeoecological environment model and phylogenesis of the genus Xenoxylon are analyzed and discussed here also.
Key concepts: Paleoecology, Mesozoic, Genus, China, Paleontology, Fossil wood, Geology, Geography