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Meaning of megaphyton
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megaphyton (n.)
An extinct genus of tree ferns with large, two-ranked leaves, or fronds.
megaphyton Sentence Examples
- The ancient megaphyton fossils revealed the existence of colossal plants that once dominated prehistoric ecosystems.
- The discovery of megaphytons near an ancient lake suggests a once-lush and humid environment.
- The scientist examined the cross-section of the megaphyton stem, marveling at its intricate vascular network.
- Researchers speculate that the megaphyton's towering height allowed it to access sunlight above competing vegetation.
- Carbon dating analysis of the megaphyton remains indicated that it lived approximately 350 million years ago.
- The megaphyton's large leaves and sturdy stems provided habitat for a diverse array of insects and small animals.
- The decline of megaphytons may have been caused by a combination of climatic changes and the emergence of herbivorous dinosaurs.
- The study of megaphytons offers valuable insights into the evolutionary history of plants and their role in shaping terrestrial ecosystems.
- The museum's display featured a meticulously reconstructed model of a megaphyton, showcasing its impressive size and intricate structure.
- The discovery of megaphytons has sparked renewed interest in the origins and evolution of plant life on Earth.
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An extinct genus of tree ferns with large, two-ranked leaves, or fronds.
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The ancient megaphyton fossils revealed the existence of colossal plants that once dominated prehistoric ecosystems.
The discovery of megaphytons near an ancient lake suggests a once-lush and humid environment.
The scientist examined the cross-section of the megaphyton stem, marveling at its intricate vascular network.
Researchers speculate that the megaphyton's towering height allowed it to access sunlight above competing vegetation.
