The Affinities and Distribution of the Lower Eocene Flora of Southeastern North America

This book is a detailed study of the flora found in the lower Eocene deposits of the southeastern United States. Written by Edward Wilber Berry, a leading authority on paleobotany, it offers a comprehensive analysis of the various plant species and their distribution, as well as insights into the climatic and geological conditions that allowed them to thrive. This book is a valuable resource for anyone interested in the history of the region or the evolution of plant life.

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