Ediacaran macroalgal holdfasts and their evolution: a case study from China
Abstract
A macroalgal holdfast (root‐like structure) anchored or grown into sediments is a key trait of metaphytes and eukaryotic algae. Various patterns and taphonomic variants of congeneric holdfasts are preserved on the bedding planes of black shales of the Ediacaran Wenghui biota in South China. The macroalgal holdfast, which commonly consists of a rhizome, rhizoid and pith (perhaps mechanical tissue), can be morphologically classified into ten types...
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Title
Ediacaran macroalgal holdfasts and their evolution: a case study from China
Published Date
Jun 8, 2020
Journal
Volume
63
Issue
5
Pages
821 - 840
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