A History Of The Fossil Fruits And Seeds Of The London Clay

A pioneering work of palaeobotany, this book provides a comprehensive survey of the fossilized fruits and seeds found in the geological formation known as the London Clay. Written by the British naturalist James Scott Bowerbank, the book offers detailed descriptions and illustrations of the plant remains, along with analysis of their ecological significance and evolutionary history.

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