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Cretaceous and Paleocene fossils reveal an extinct higher clade within Cornales, the dogwood order.
Austin T Nguyen, Brian A Atkinson

Am J Bot· July 2024

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Zirabia cylindrica comb. nov. provides evidence of Doyleales in the Jurassic.
Andres Elgorriaga, Brian A Atkinson

Am J Bot· July 2023

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Cretaceous pollen cone with three-dimensional preservation sheds light on the morphological evolution of cycads in deep time.
Andres Elgorriaga, Brian A Atkinson

New Phytol· May 2023

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Icacinaceae fossil provides evidence for a Cretaceous origin of the lamiids.
Brian A Atkinson

Nat Plants· December 2022

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Paleoclimate-induced stress on polar forested ecosystems prior to the Permian-Triassic mass extinction.
Erik L Gulbranson, Morgan M Mellum, Valentina Corti, Aidan Dahlseid, Brian A Atkinson

Sci Rep· May 2022

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Extending beyond Gondwana: Cretaceous Cunoniaceae from western North America.
Keana K Tang, Selena Y Smith, Brian A Atkinson

New Phytol· April 2022

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Taxon sampling and alternative hypotheses of relationships in the euphyllophyte plexus that gave rise to seed plants: insights from an Early Devonian radiatopsid.
Selin Toledo, Alexander C Bippus, Brian A Atkinson, Allison W Bronson, Alexandru M F Tomescu

New Phytol· October 2021

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Fossil evidence for a Cretaceous rise of the mahogany family.
Brian A Atkinson

Am J Bot· January 2020

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Cretaceous asterid evolution: fruits of Eydeia jerseyensis sp. nov. (Cornales) from the upper Turonian of eastern North America.
Brian A Atkinson, Camila Martínez, William L Crepet

Ann Bot· February 2019

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The critical role of fossils in inferring deep-node phylogenetic relationships and macroevolutionary patterns in Cornales.
Brian A Atkinson

Am J Bot· August 2018

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Cretaceous origin of dogwoods: an anatomically preserved (Cornaceae) fruit from the Campanian of Vancouver Island.
Brian A Atkinson, Ruth A Stockey, Gar W Rothwell

PeerJ· December 2016

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Anatomically preserved fossil cornalean fruits from the Upper Cretaceous of Hokkaido: Eydeia hokkaidoensis gen. et sp. nov.
Ruth A Stockey, Harufumi Nishida, Brian A Atkinson

Am J Bot· September 2016

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Hughmillerites vancouverensis sp. nov. and the Cretaceous diversification of Cupressaceae.
Brian A Atkinson, Gar W Rothwell, Ruth A Stockey

Am J Bot· December 2014

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