Notes on the North American Species of Dadoxylon With Special Reference to Type Material in the Collections of the Peter Redpath Museum, McGill University

This book describes the North American species of Dadoxylon, a genus of extinct coniferous trees that were widespread during the Mesozoic era. The author provides detailed descriptions of the species, as well as photographs and illustrations of the characteristic features of this fascinating group of plants.

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