The trees, known as Calamophyton, look fairly similar to palm trees but had thin, hollow trunks.They didn’t have any leaves, but had twig-like structures covering their branches, study first ...

These Calamophyton trees were actually a “prototype” or an earlier evolutionary version of the relaxing tropical trees we know today. Instead of solid wood, their trunks were thin and hollow.

Unlike today's massive, solid trees, Calamophyton trees had thin, hollow trunks and no broad leaves. Their branches were covered with twig-like structures, which would fall to the ground over time ...

The trees themselves, known as Calamophyton, were a bizarre rough draft of the diverse group of plants we know and love now. They look vaguely Dr. Seussian, with their knobbly trunks and topped ...

The fossilised trees, known as Calamophyton, at first glance resemble palm trees, but they were a 'prototype' of the kinds of trees we are familiar with today. Rather than solid wood, their trunks ...

The trees, known as Calamophyton, look fairly similar to palm trees but had thin, hollow trunks.They didn’t have any leaves, but had twig-like structures covering their branches, study first ...

The trees, known as Calamophyton, look fairly similar to palm trees but had thin, hollow trunks.They didn’t have any leaves, but had twig-like structures covering their branches, study first ...

Scientists working in southwest England have found the oldest fossilized forest known on Earth, according to a new study. Dating back 390 million years, the fossils break the record held by a ...

The trees, known as Calamophyton, look fairly similar to palm trees but had thin, hollow trunks. They didn’t have any leaves, but had twig-like structures covering their branches, ...