Toshihiro Yamada

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Hokkaido University

Japan

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Professor Toshihiro Yamada is a faculty member at Hokkaido University in Japan. His research focuses on paleobotany and plant evolution, with recent contributions examining topics such as Miocene seagrass fossils, extinct Malvaceae, and the morphology of ancient plant species. In addition, he explores paleobiogeography and reproductive barriers among various plant taxa.

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Miyuki Nakata

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Nara Institute of Science and Technology

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Seagrass fossils from the lower Miocene Morozaki Group in Aichi Prefecture, central Japan

New observations on extinct Malvaceae from the lower Miocene of Japan: Fruit morphology, taphonomy, biogeography and paleocology of Banisteriaecarpum and associated foliage, pollen and wood

Simultaneous analysis of shape and internal structure of a curved Hibiscus cannabinus pulvinus: X-ray microtomography and semi-automated quantification

A new species of Cunninghamia (Cupressaceae) from the Upper Cretaceous (Maastrichtian) of Hokkaido, Japan

Early Land Plant Spore Assemblage from the Devonian Nakazato Formation of the South Kitakami Belt, Northeast Japan

An exceptionally well-preserved monodominant fossil forest of Wataria from the lower Miocene of Japan

Natural hybrids between Osmunda japonica and Plenasium banksiifolium (Osmundaceae) and the implications for reproductive barriers

Ostracods from the Upper Silurian Si Ka Formation, Northern Vietnam, and Their Paleobiogeographical Significance

Yezopollis mikasaensis gen. et sp. nov., a new Normapolles-type angiosperm pollen from the Upper Cretaceous of Hokkaido, Japan

Shared body plans of lycophytes inferred from root formation of Lycopodium clavatum

Revision of Salvinia pseudoformosa Type Specimen Ages

Ostracods had colonized estuaries by the late Silurian

Implications of an early land plant spore assemblage for the late Silurian age of the Si Ka Formation, northern Vietnam

Palynofloras from the Itsuki and Kuwajima Formations of the Tetori Group and their Correlation with Paleofloristic Provinces of Eastern Asia

Age and paleoclimatic implication of middle to upper Miocene plant‐bearing strata in the southern Kanazawa area, Ishikawa Prefecture, Central Japan, based on refined Neogene palynostratigraphy in the Hokuriku district

Lycopodium root meristem dynamics supports homology between shoots and roots in lycophytes

Root apical meristem diversity and the origin of roots: insights from extant lycophytes

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Miyuki Nakata

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