Leefructus mirus
Photo courtesy of Zhiduan Chen
This 125 million-year-old fossil of a eudicot is the earliest, most complete to date. It was named Leefructus mirus by a group of scientists that includes IU Bloomington biologist David Dilcher.2011Photo courtesy of Zhiduan ChenLeefructus mirus
Created: 2011
Copyright Holder: Photo courtesy of Zhiduan Chen
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