Palaeobiology of Angiosperm Origins

Discover the groundbreaking insights of Norman F. Hughes in his influential work, Palaeobiology of Angiosperm Origins, published by Cambridge University Press in 1982. This comprehensive paperback spans 252 pages and delves into the evolutionary origins and early history of flowering plants, challenging previous theories that have proven inadequate and misleading. Hughes presents compelling evidence suggesting that the roots of angiosperms date back to the Cretaceous period, emphasizing the potential for uncovering ancestral fossils through further study of plants from this pivotal era. Perfect for students and enthusiasts of palaeontology and paleobotany, this book is an essential addition to any science library. Explore the fascinating world of plant evolution with Hughes' expert analysis and contribute to the ongoing discourse in Earth sciences.