Pennsylvanian coniferophyte forests in growth position represent probable sabkha environments in tropical western Pangea; Geological Society of America, 2009 annual meeting

Keyphrases

• Gypsum 100%
• Western Pangea 100%
• Sabkha 100%
• Silica 50%
• Stump 50%
• Pseudomorph 50%
• Wood 50%
• Anatomical Study 50%
• Dry Season 50%
• Tree Rings 50%
• New Mexico 50%
• Waterlogged Soil 50%
• Shale 50%
• Mediterranean Climate 50%
• Pith 50%
• Tracheid 50%
• Septate 50%
• Silicification 50%
• Spherules 50%
• Glacial Phases 50%
• Pangea 50%
• Adpressions 50%
• Fossil Forest 50%
• Freshwater Ponds 50%
• Rainfall Seasonality 50%
• Tree Stumps 50%
• Coastal Sabkha 50%
• Cordaitaleans 50%
• Tropical Biomes 50%

Earth and Planetary Sciences

• Pennsylvanian 100%
• Pangaea 100%
• Sabkha 100%
• United States of America 33%
• Dry Season 33%
• Vegetation 33%
• Pseudomorph 33%
• New Mexico 33%
• Biome 33%
• Seasonality 33%
• Waterlogged Soil 33%
• Locale 33%
• Fossil 33%
• Tree rings 33%
• Spherule 33%
• Climate Type 33%
• Tree Stump 33%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• Annuals 100%
• Conifer 100%
• Stumps 50%
• Branches 25%
• Dry Season 25%
• Deciduous 25%
• Tracheid 25%
• Pith 25%
• Waterlogged Soil 25%