Thinnfeldia chunakhalensis sp. nov from the Jurassic of the Rajmahal Hills, Bihar
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A new species of Thinnfeldia Ett., from Chunakhal, Rajmahal Hills, Bihar, has been described. The pinnules are characterized by their ovateelongate form, slightly decurrent base, and a prominent straight midrib giving off lateral veins which are usually forked more than once.
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