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Macginitiea is an extinct genus in the family Platanaceae ranging from the Late Paleocene to Late Eocene of North America, known from the Clarno Formation of central Oregon. The genus is strictly used to describe leaves, but has been found in close association with other fossil platanoid organs, which collectively have been used for whole plant reconstructions. Macginitiea and its associated organs are important as together they comprise one of the most well-documented and ubiquitous fossil plants, particularly in the Paleogene of North America.

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rdfs:label	Macginitiea (en)
rdfs:comment	Macginitiea is an extinct genus in the family Platanaceae ranging from the Late Paleocene to Late Eocene of North America, known from the Clarno Formation of central Oregon. The genus is strictly used to describe leaves, but has been found in close association with other fossil platanoid organs, which collectively have been used for whole plant reconstructions. Macginitiea and its associated organs are important as together they comprise one of the most well-documented and ubiquitous fossil plants, particularly in the Paleogene of North America. (en)
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dcterms:subject	Eocene extinctions Platanaceae Paleogene geology of Oregon Eocene plants of North America Eocene United States Clarno Formation Eocene genus first appearances
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	California Sapindopsis List of crossings of the Red Deer River Bartonian Aralia Deciduous Infructescence Peltate Eocene extinctions Cotyledon Genus Perianth Eocene Glossary of botanical terms Connation Platanaceae Anther Stamen Petiole (botany) Cercidiphyllum Washington (state) Willamette Valley Alberta Paleogene geology of Oregon Floret North America Pacific Northwest Paleogene Eocene plants of North America Glossary of leaf morphology Seed dispersal Gynoecium Eocene United States Clarno Formation Eocene genus first appearances John Day Fossil Beds National Monument Leaf Axillary bud Platanaceae Platanus Pollen Inflorescence Oregon Wood Seedling Vessel element Paleobotany Riparian zone Leaf margins dbr:Ettingshausenia dbr:Platimeliphyllum dbr:Platanus_nobilis dbr:Platanus_neptuni dbr:Evaphyllum dbr:Macginistemon_mikanoides dbr:Platananthus_synandrus dbr:Plataninium_haydenii dbr:Macginicarpa_glabra
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authority	Wolfe & Wehr (en)
image caption	Macginitiea gracilis (en)
subdivision	*See text (en)
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taxon	Macginitiea (en)
type species	Macginitiea gracilis (en)
has abstract	Macginitiea is an extinct genus in the family Platanaceae ranging from the Late Paleocene to Late Eocene of North America, known from the Clarno Formation of central Oregon. The genus is strictly used to describe leaves, but has been found in close association with other fossil platanoid organs, which collectively have been used for whole plant reconstructions. Macginitiea and its associated organs are important as together they comprise one of the most well-documented and ubiquitous fossil plants, particularly in the Paleogene of North America. Because paleobotanical material is often found in disarticulation, different species names are often used to refer to different organs (e.g. leaves, fruits, wood) even if those organs might have belonged to the same plant. When these organ species are considered together as a whole plant, the study is known as a whole plant reconstruction. Some localities have enough co-occurrences of different fossil plant organs that whole plant reconstructions are possible, one example being the Cercidiphyllum-like Joffrea from the Joffre Bridge locality of Alberta, Canada. The earliest definite occurrences of Macginitiea have been observed from the Comstock Flora of southern Willamette Valley, Oregon, which has been dated to be younger than 38-40 million years old (Bartonian), though similar ages are observed throughout the Pacific Northwest, with occurrences around 38-39 Ma. (en)
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is Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage of	1987 in paleontology Harry MacGinitie Allenby Formation

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