ORIGINAL ARTICLE
A re-examination of the angiosperm wood record from the early and middle Miocene of Turkey, and new species descriptions
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İstanbul University-Cerrahpaşa, Forestry Faculty, Forest Botany Department, 34473 Bahceköy,
Istanbul, Turkey
Online publication date: 2021-06-30
Publication date: 2021-06-30
Acta Palaeobotanica 2021; 61(1): 42-94
HIGHLIGHTS
- The early and middle Miocene of Turkey shows a wide variety of woody plants.
- Sixteen woody plant species, twelve of which are new species, were identified.
- The woody plant assemblage indicates an environment of well-drained lowland with riparian and swamp conditions.
- The climate during the lifetime of the fossil woods may have been warm subtropical and rainy.
- Distinct growth ring boundaries indicate seasonality in the early and middle Miocene.
KEYWORDS
ABSTRACT
The early and middle Miocene in Turkey was characterised by a warm climate and a diversified
and rich vegetation. Many fossil angiosperm genera have been identified from this period. The present study
re-examined previously identified genera and identifed new samples of angiosperm wood remains. The studied
material included thin sections housed at the Department of Forest Botany, Division of Forest Engineering,
Faculty of Forestry, Istanbul University-Cerrahpasa, and also new ones. Twelve new species are described: Liquidambaroxylon
efeae Akkemik sp. nov., Eucarpinoxylon kayacikii Akkemik sp. nov., Ostryoxylon gokceadaense
Akkemik sp. nov., Quercoxylon yaltirikii Akkemik sp. nov., Cryptocaryoxylon grandoleaceum Akkemik sp. nov.,
Fraxinoxylon beypazariense Akkemik sp. nov., Prunoidoxylon prunoides Akkemik sp. nov., Populoxylon sebenense
Akkemik sp. nov., Salicoxylon galatianum Akkemik sp. nov. Aceroxylon aceroides Akkemik sp. nov., Ulmoxylon
kasapligilii Akkemik sp. nov. and Zelkovoxylon crystalliferum Akkemik sp. nov. In addition, four previously
described species are documented for the early and middle Miocene: Pistacioxylon ufukii Akkemik and I. Poole,
Fagoxylon radiatum Süss, Laurinoxylon litseoides Süss and Platanoxylon catenatum Süss and Müller-Stoll. In
addition to the species descriptions, identification keys are given for all the genera recognised in this study,
including all currently known fossil species of the respective fossil genera. These keys hold important new information,
as they place the fossil species from Turkey in a wider taxonomic and biogeographic context. The results
show that in the early and early-middle Miocene of Turkey a rich woody flora existed in well-drained upland or
lowland and riparian areas. This flora comprised subtropical taxa along with warm-temperate taxa indicative of
seasonality of rainfall as well as transitions to xeric conditions in the early Miocene.
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