neucones
Neucones are a type of fossilized plant structure that are commonly found in the fossil record, particularly in the Mesozoic era. They are characterized by their distinctive, cone-like shape and are often associated with the extinct conifer family, the Araucariaceae. Neucones are typically found in sedimentary rocks and are often preserved in a three-dimensional form, which allows for detailed study of their internal structure.
The term "neucone" is derived from the Greek words "neu" meaning "new" and "kone" meaning "cone," reflecting
Neucones are important to paleontologists and botanists because they provide valuable insights into the evolution of