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Latah Formation,
Spokane, Washington The
World Checklist maintained by the
Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew accepts the following: ;formerly included
Fossil pollen of
Keteleeria caucasica have been recovered from
strata of the
Late Miocene in
Georgia in the
Caucasus region. Undescribed
Keteleeria sp. fossils are known from the early
Pleistocene of southern
Portugal and the
Coldwater Beds in the
Early Eocene Okanagan Highlands of Canada. Named species based on cones, leaves, pollen, seeds, and wood have been described from
Cretaceous through
Pliocene sediments in Europe, North America and Asia. •
Keteleeria caucasica - pollen;
Miocene,
Kulistskhali river, Georgia •
Keteleeria cretacea - cones;
Cretaceous,
Izumi Group, Japan •
Keteleeria ezoana - cones & seeds;
Miocene,
Yoshioka, Japan •
Keteleeria heterophylloides - leaves;
Miocene,
Latah Formation, Washington, US •
Keteleeria hoehnei - cones;
Miocene,
Wiesa near Kamenz, Germany •
Keteleeria mabetiensis - wood;
Miocene,
Mabechi River; Japan •
Keteleeria microreticulata - pollen;
Miocene,
Taganrog peninsula, Russia •
Keteleeria prambachensis -
Oligocene,
Prambachkirchen, Austria •
Keteleeria rhenana - seeds;
Miocene,
Mainz-Kastel, Germany •
Keteleeria robusta - cones;
Pliocene,
Tokitsu, Japan •
Keteleeria rujadana - cones;
Oligocene Rujada flora, Oregon, US •
Keteleeria shanwangensis - cones;
Miocene,
Shanwang Formation, Shandong, China •
Keteleeria zhilinii - - wood;
Pliocene, Pavlovsky basin, Primorye, Russia Several fossil species were formerly included in
Keteleeria but have been moved: •
Abiespollenites davidianaeformis formerly
Keteleeria davidianaeformis •
Abiespollenites dubius formerly
Keteleeria dubia •
Cathaya bergeri formerly
Keteleeria bergeri •
Cathaya loehri formerly
Keteleeria loehri ==References==