File:Umkomasia macleani reconstruction.jpg
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English: Reconstruction of en extinct seed fern from the Triassic of South Africa. Umkomasia macleanii reconstruction with pollen organs (Pteruchus africanus) and leaves (Dicroidium odontopteroides) from the Late Triassic, Molteno Formation of South Africa |
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