An introduction to the Rhynie chert, the hidden gem of Scottish geology

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  • Опубликовано: 5 ноя 2024

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  • @thefeelingbelief3904
    @thefeelingbelief3904 Год назад

    Thank you for your fascinating talk. I came here after reading of Rhynie in the new book "Otherworlds". You are a very gifted speaker.

    • @RNAxRibose
      @RNAxRibose Год назад

      im writing a college assignmemt about rhynie cherts insects. Gonna read that chapter now. what an alien world

  • @vinny184
    @vinny184 10 месяцев назад

    Could the root cap in lycophytes be a product of horizontal gene transfer from a monilophyte or spermatophyte, especially because we know of the mycorrhizal fungi forming networks between roots of different plants and the importance of hgt in the survival of groups of modern plants where most or all of their relatives lacking those genes didn’t survive?

  • @alaskajdw
    @alaskajdw 2 года назад

    Thanks for sharing this. Greetings from Arizona !

  • @Langkowski
    @Langkowski 2 года назад

    What I think is the most interesting is how complex the gametophytes were. They have both stomata and vascular tissue. The present day bryophyte gametophytes (and sporophytes) are very redused compared to some of these ancient plants.

  • @Dave7heRave
    @Dave7heRave 3 года назад

    Wow... very interesting! Thanks for all that info. I can't believe I was so close to this recently but had no idea of its existence then. Its on the opposite side of scotland from where I live so will be a while before I can see this in person. No digging is permitted I'm assuming?

  • @geoffgeoff143
    @geoffgeoff143 11 месяцев назад

    I find the trend to have the presenter on camera in the corner annoying and distracting. Have them there for the first 30 seconds only.