Meghalaya danio [SEP] parent taxon
Meghalaya danio
The Meghalaya danio ("Danio meghalayensis") is a recently discovered species of fish from the Meghalaya state, India. It lives in water at about above sea level. They can grow up to .
External links.
- Danio meghalayensis
early as the Middle Cretaceous to late Upper Cretaceous, and it has been suggested that this species may represent an early palm taxon.
Unidentified "Droseridites" palynomorphs have been recorded from numerous sites in India, including the Miocene Cuddalore Formation (Neyveli Lignitefield, Tamil Nadu), the Palaeocene Tura Formation (Langrin Coalfield, Khasi Hills, Meghalaya), the Palaeocene Seam No. 1 (Rekmangiri Coalfield, Garo Hills, Meghalaya), and the Oligocene-Neogene Dharmsala and Siwalik.
Taxonomy.
Pollen of a number