Where: Portugal (39.4° N, 9.0° W)
• Paleocoordinates: 38.8° N, 8.3° W (Wright 2013)
• coordinate estimated from map
• hand sample-level geographic resolution
When: Pliocene (5.3 - 2.6 Ma)
Environment/lithology: marine; diatomite and lignite
Size class: microfossils
Preservation: original sporopollenin
Collection methods: bulk, chemical, hydrochloric, hydroflouric,
• Standard laboratory processing for palynomorphs with HCl and HF for acid maceration followed by sieving. Final residues were diluted in liquid glycerine and mounted on slides.
Primary reference: M. Vieira, R. Zetter, F. GrÃmsson and T. Denk. 2022. Niche evolution versus niche conservatism and habitat loss determine persistence and extirpation in late Neogene European Fagaceae. Quaternary Science Reviews 300 [P. Jardine/H. Morck]more details
Purpose of describing collection: paleoecologic analysis
PaleoDB collection 232125: authorized by Phillip Jardine, entered by Hannah Morck on 26.10.2023
Creative Commons license: CC0 (CC0)
Taxonomic list
unclassified | |
Anthocerotopsida | |
Anthoceros sp. Linnaeus | |
Borago | |
Borago sp. Linnaeus 1753 | |
Sphagnum | |
Sphagnum sp. Linnaeus 1753 peat moss | |
Lycopodiopsida | |
Selaginella sp. Beauvois 1804 spikemoss | |
Lythrum | |
Lythrum sp. Linnaeus 1753 loosestrife | |
Polypodiopsida | |
Polypodium sp. Linnaeus 1753 | |
Gleicheniaceae indet. Presl | |
Pteridaceae indet. Reichenbach | |
Osmunda sp. Linnaeus 1753 | |
Angiospermae | |
Cistaceae indet. Jussieu 1789
Cistus sp. Linnaeus 1753 rockrose | |
Mortoniodendron sp. Standley and Steyermark 1938 mallow | |
Tilia sp. Linnaeus 1753 linden | |
Anacardiaceae indet. Brown 1818 cashew | |
Acer sp. Linnaeus 1753 maple | |
Euphorbiaceae indet. Jussieu 1789 spurge
Euphorbia sp. Linnaeus 1753 spurge | |
Salix sp. Linnaeus 1753 willow | |
Fabaceae indet. Lindley 1836 legume | |
Rosaceae indet. Jussieu 1789 rose | |
Psoralea sp. Linnaeus 1753 fountainbush | |
Alnus sp. Miller 1754 alder
Betula sp. Linnaeus 1753 birch | |
Myrica sp. Linnaeus 1753 bayberry | |
Engelhardia sp. Blume 1825
Carya sp. Nuttall 1818 hickory
Pterocarya sp. Kunth 1824 wingnut
Juglans sp. Linnaeus 1753 walnut | |
Poaceae indet. Barnhart 1895 grass | |
Ranunculus sp. Linnaeus 1753 buttercup | |
Caryophyllaceae indet. Jussieu 1789 carnation | |
Galium sp. Linnaeus 1753 bedstraw | |
Oleaceae indet. Hoffmannsegg and Link 1809 | |
Plantago sp. Linnaeus 1753 plantain | |
Campanula sp. Linnaeus 1753 bellflower | |
Asteraceae indet. Berchtold and Presl 1820 daisy | |
Ilex aquifolium Linnaeus 1753 holly | |
Sambucus sp. Linnaeus 1753 elder | |
Apiaceae indet. Lindley 1836 | |
Nyssa sp. Linnaeus 1753 tupelo | |
Cornaceae indet. Dumortier 1825 | |
Buxus sp. Linnaeus 1753 boxwood | |
Nuphar sp. Smith 1809 water lily | |
Dicotyledoneae | |
Sapotaceae indet. de Jussieu 1789
Sideroxylon sp. Linnaeus 1753 | |
Lysimachia sp. Linnaeus 1753 loosestrife | |
Ericaceae indet. Jussieu 1789 heather | |
Pinopsida | |
Cathaya sp. Chun and Kuang 1962
Pinus sp. Linnaeus 1753 pine | |
Taxodiaceae indet. Saporta 1865 | |
Cupressaceae indet. Gray 1822 cypress |