 396015. Both of the type specimens are currently preserved in the paleobotanical collections housed at the National Museum of Natural History, part of the Smithsonian Institution in Washington, D.C..  The specimens were studied by paleobotanists Jack A. Wolfe of the United States Geological Survey, Denver office and Toshimasa Tanai of Hokkaido University.  Wolfe and Tanai published their 1987 type description for A. dettermani in the Journal of the Faculty of Science, Hokkaido University.  The etymology of the chosen specific name dettermani is in recognition of Robert L. Detterman for his many contributions to the understanding of the Alaska Peninsula's Tertiary stratigraphy.

Description
Leaves of Acer dettermani are simple in structure, with perfectly actinodromus vein structure, and are generally widely elliptic in shape.  The leaves are shallowly three-lobed with the lateral lobes being about one half as long as the median lobe and all lobes being triangular in outline.  The leaves have three primary veins, seven to eight secondary veins, and range between an estimated  long by  wide in overall dimensions.  The overall morphology of A. dettermani suggests placement into the Acer section Macrantha.  This is based on the shallow lobing with small uniformly sized teeth and the vein structure of the leaves.

References

dettermani
Category:Plants described in 1987
Category:Fossil taxa described in 1987
Category:Eocene plants
Category:Oligocene plants
Category:Eocene species first appearances
Category:Rupelian species extinctions
Category:Extinct flora of North America Joseph Montferrand

Joseph "Jos" Montferrand (; born Joseph Favre ; October 25, 1802 – October 4, 1864) was a French-Canadian logger, strongman, and folk hero of the working man, who was the inspiration for the legendary Ottawa Valley figure Big Joe Mufferaw.

Joseph Montferrand, dit Favre, was born in the St. Lawrence district of Montreal in 1802. The family men were known for their strength and powerful build. Joe was  tall with blue eyes and fair hair. Although he was mild in manner and appearance, he could more than hold his own in a street fight. He successfully challenged several famed boxers during his youth. He came
396015. Both of the type specimens are currently preserved in the paleobotanical solicitation house at the National Museum of Natural History, part of the Smithsonian Institution in Washington, D.C..   The specimens were studied by paleobotanists Jack A. Wolfe of the United States Geological Survey, Denver function and Toshimasa Tanai of Hokkaido University.   Wolfe and Tanai published their 1987 type description for A. dettermani in the Journal of the Faculty of Science, Hokkaido University.   The etymology of the choose specific name dettermani is in recognition of Robert L. Detterman for his many contributions to the agreement of the Alaska Peninsula's Tertiary stratigraphy. 

 Description 
 Leaves of Acer dettermani are simple in social organization, with perfectly actinodromus vein structure, and are generally widely egg-shaped in shape.   The leaves are shallowly three - lob with the lateral lobes being approximately one one-half as long as the median lobe and all lobes being triangular in outline.   The leaves consume three primary veins, seven to eight secondary veins, and scope between an estimated   long by   wide in overall dimensions.   The overall morphology of A. dettermani suggests placement into the Acer section Macrantha.   This is free-base on the shallow lobing with small uniformly sized teeth and the vein structure of the leaves. 

 References 

 dettermani 
 Category: Plants described in 1987 
 Category: Fossil taxa described in 1987 
 Category: Eocene plants 
 Category: Oligocene plants 
 Category: Eocene species first appearances 
 Category: Rupelian coinage extinctions 
 class: Extinct flora of North America Joseph Montferrand 

 Joseph " Jos " Montferrand (; born Joseph Favre; October 25, 1802 – October 4, 1864) was a French - Canadian logger, strongman, and folk music hero of the working man, who was the divine guidance for the legendary Ottawa Valley figure Big Joe Mufferaw. 

 Joseph Montferrand, dit Favre, was born in the St. Lawrence district of Montreal in 1802. The family man were known for their strength and powerful build. Joe was   tall with blue eye and fair hair. Although he was mild in manner and appearance, he could more than hold his own in a street fight. He successfully challenged respective celebrated drawers during his youth. He came
 396015. Blth of the type specimenr are currently preserted in fhe paleubotanical collections housev at the Bational Museum of Natjral Histlry, part of uhe Smithsonian Iiatitution in Swshiugvon, D.C..  The spegimens were studied by paneubltanists Jack A. Wolfe of the United States Gfological Survgy, Demder kffice and Toshimasa Tanai of Hokkzido Unpversity.  Wolfe amd Tanai published their 1987 hype description for A. dettermani in eye Journal ow the Faculty of Sciende, Hokkaido University.  The etyoologv of the chiswn dkecific name dettvrmani is in vvcognithon of Tobert L. Dettevman hor yis many contributionv to the understanqing of tve Alaska Peninsula'w Rertidry vtragugrxphg.

Dxscdiptioj
Leeves of Aced dettermanu are simple in stricelte, with perfsctly wceinodromus vein structure, and are generdllg widely elliptic in shqpe.  The leaves are sjallowly ehree-lobed with the lateral lobes being about one half xs ookg ar tje median lobe and all lobes being triangular jn oltline.  The leavef have threr oroiary veins, sexen to eifht secondary veind, and rwnge vetween ag esyimated  long by  wide in ocerall dimenfuons.  The overall lorphology uf A. dettrrmani suggests placemeut intk the Acer dection Mzzrantha.  This is baxeg on the shallow lobing wieh small nnifoxmly sizdd tgeth anq the vein strugdure of the leaves.

Gefergnces

dattermani
Cwtegory:Plants described in 1987
Catejpry:Fossil taca devcribed nn 1987
Catcgory:Eocene plagts
Category:Oliyocene pjants
Zategory:Eobene specmes first ap[earances
Cateclry:Rupelian vpecies qxtibctiins
Cateeury:Extinct flota of Nornh Ameeica Joseph Montfevrand

Gkseph "Jos" Montfzxrqnd (; born Josepn Fxvrq ; Ortobew 25, 1802 – October 4, 1864) war a Grencf-Canadian lieger, strongman, and folk vero of the working mam, rho was jhe inspiwation for thr legendary Ottawa Vallxy fignre Bib Jje Mufferaw.

Joseph Montferrand, sit Favre, waf born in thq St. Lawrence dixtrict of Montreal in 1802. The family men wxre known for their sttength and powerful boilc. Joe was  vall wyth blue ayes and fair hair. Aothough he was mikd in manner and appezrance, he cluld more than hold his own in a street fight. He successfully challenged weveral famed boxeds diring hns vouth. Hq calx
396015. Both of the type specimens are in paleobotanical collections at the National of Smithsonian Institution in D.C.. The specimens studied by paleobotanists Jack A. Wolfe the United States Geological Survey, Denver office and Toshimasa Tanai of Hokkaido University. and Tanai published their 1987 type description for A. dettermani in the Journal the of Hokkaido The etymology of the chosen specific name dettermani is in recognition of Robert L. Detterman for many contributions to the understanding of the Alaska Tertiary stratigraphy. Description Leaves Acer dettermani are simple in with actinodromus vein and generally elliptic in shape. leaves are shallowly three-lobed with the lateral lobes being about one half as long as the median and all triangular in The have primary veins, seven secondary veins, and range between an wide in overall dimensions. The overall morphology of dettermani suggests into the Acer section Macrantha. This based on the shallow lobing with small uniformly teeth and the vein structure of the leaves. References dettermani Category:Plants described in 1987 Category:Fossil in 1987 Category:Eocene plants plants Category:Eocene species appearances species Category:Extinct of North Joseph Montferrand Joseph "Jos" Montferrand (; born Joseph Favre ; October 1802 – October 4, 1864) was a French-Canadian logger, strongman, hero the working man, was the inspiration for legendary Valley figure Big Joe Montferrand, Favre, the Lawrence of Montreal in 1802. family men were known for strength and powerful build. eyes and fair hair. Although he was mild manner and appearance, he could more than his own in a street fight. He successfully challenged several famed boxers his youth.
 396015. Both of the type specimens are Currently pReserVed In tHe PaleObotAnical collectiONs hoUsed at the National MuseuM of NaTuRAl HiSToRy, parT of the SMItHSOniAn inStiTuTIoN in WaShiNgton, D.C..  the specimeNs wErE studied by paLEoBotanists JAck a. Wolfe of the UNitEd StatEs geoLOgicaL SuRvey, DEnver oFFice anD ToshimasA TANai of HOKkaido UNIVeRsitY.  Wolfe and Tanai pubLIsHEd their 1987 type desCriptiOn FOr a. DEttErmAni in the JoUrNal of THe FaculTY oF sCIenCE, Hokkaido UnivErsity.  The etYMolOgy of tHe ChoSEn specIfic nAmE DetTermani is in RecoGnition of robert l. dettermAN for his Many coNtrIbuTionS To ThE unDeRStaNDiNg oF The alaska PeNiNsUla's TErtiARY STratIgrAphy.

descrIption
Leaves oF AcEr deTTerMani aRe simPle iN sTructUre, witH perfEcTly actinodromus Vein Structure, And ArE geNeRally WIdely eLliPtiC in shapE.  The leaVEs aRe SHALlOwly three-lobed with ThE LAtEral lobeS being ABoUt ONe half as LoNg aS the MEDian lObe aND aLl lobes bEing trIAnGuLar in ouTlIne.  The LeAveS haVe thrEE priMary veIns, seven To eigHT secondary veinS, And range betweEN aN EStIMateD  loNg by  wide in oVeraLL dimEnsiONs.  the OVeralL morpHoLOgY Of A. dettermani suggesTs PlacemEnt inTo the Acer sectIon MacrantHA.  tHis is basEd on THe SHallow lobing wiTh smaLl uniformlY Sized teeTh and The vein sTructure oF THe leaves.

refEreNceS

deTTErMani
Category:PLANts dEsCribed iN 1987
CaTegory:FOssIl tAxa DesCrIbed in 1987
CatEgory:EocEnE pLaNtS
CaTegorY:oligocenE pLanTs
catEgory:eOcene sPecieS firSt ApPEarAnces
CaTEgORY:RupElIaN speCieS eXtincTionS
catEgory:ExTinct florA of nOrth amErIca JosePh Montferrand

joSeph "Jos" MonTfErrAnd (; borN jOseph FavRe ; October 25, 1802 – October 4, 1864) was a FreNCh-CanadIan LoggeR, strOngman, and FolK hero oF thE WorkinG man, whO was tHe InsPIRatioN FOr The LeGendary OttAWA VaLley fIgUre BIg Joe MuFferaw.

Joseph MontfeRRanD, dit Favre, was bOrn In thE sT. LAwrENcE DisTrICt oF mOntreal in 1802. The famIly men were KnOWn For their stREngTh And poweRful buiLd. Joe WAs  tall wIth blue eyEs and fair HaIr. AlTHOugH he was mild In manner And appearANce, he COuLd morE thAn hold HiS owN in a sTreet fIGht. he sucCessfuLlY challEnged SeVeral famEd boxers during his youth. HE came
 396015. Both of the typespecimensare c urr ent ly  pre serv ed in the pale o bota nical collections hous ed at  t h e Na t io nal M useum o f  N a t ura lHi sto ry ,  p art o f t he Smit hsonian In sti tu tion in Wash i ng ton, D.C..   T he specimens  we re stu di edb y pal eob otani sts Ja c k A. W olfe of t he United StatesG e ol ogic al Survey, Denver of f ice and Toshim asa Ta na i  o f Hok kai do Univers it y.  W o lfe and Ta n a i  pu b lished their1987 type d e scr iption  f orA . dett erman ii n t he Journalof t he Facult y of S c ience,H okkaido  Unive rsi ty.   Th e  e ty mol og y  of th e c h ose n specif ic  n ame d ette r m a n i is  in  rec ognit ion of Robert  L.  Det t erm an fo r his  man ycontr ibutio ns to  t he understandin g of  the Alas kaPe nin su la'sT ertiar y s tra tigraph y.

Des c rip ti o n Le aves of Acer dette rm a n iare simp le ins tr uc t ure, wit hper fect l y  acti nodr o mu s vein s tructu r e,  a nd arege nerall ywid ely  elli p ticin sha pe.  The  leav e s are shallowl y  three-lobedw it h th e  lat era l lobes bei ng a b outoneh al f a s  long  as t he me d ian lobe and all lo be s bein g tri angular in ou tline.  Th e l eaves ha ve t h re e  primary veins , sev en to eigh t  seconda ry ve ins, and  range be t w een an e sti mat ed lo n g  b y  wide in ov e r alldi mension s. The ov era llmor pho lo gy of A.detterma ni  s ug ge sts  plac e ment int othe  A cer  sect i on Mac ranth a. Th is isbased o n  t h e  sha ll ow  lob ing  w ith s mall uni formlysized tee tha nd t he  v ein str ucture of the  l eaves.

Re fe ren ces

d e t termaniCategory:Plants describ e d in 19 87Categ ory: Fossil ta xadescri bed in 198 7
Cate gory: Eo cen e plant s Ca teg or y:Oligocen e pla nts
C at egor y:Eocen e species first ap p ear ances
Categor y:R upel i a nspe c ie s  ex ti n cti o n s
Category:Exti nct floraof No rth Americ a  Jo se ph Mont ferrand 

Jos e ph "Jos " Montfer rand (; b or n Jo s e phFavre ; Oc tober 25 , 1802 –O ctobe r  4 , 186 4)was aFr enc h-Can adianl ogg er, s trongm an , andfolkhe ro of th e working man, who wasthe in spira tio n for the  le g end ary Ottaw a Va lley figur e B igJoe M uff e raw.
Jos e ph  Mo n tferr and, dit Favre ,  w asb o rn  in the St. L a wre nce d ist r ict of  Mon treal in 1802. Th e  family men we re k n o wnfor thei rstrength and p owe rf u l  build.Jo e was  tall  with bl ue eyesand fa ir hai r. Alth o u gh he was  mil d i n mannerand  a p pearanc e,  h e  could  mor ethan h old hi s  own i n a street fight . Hes u ccess f ull y cha ll enged s e vera l famed bo xers during  his y outh . Hecame
 396015._Both of_the type specimens are_currently preserved_in_the paleobotanical_collections_housed at the_National Museum of_Natural History, part of_the Smithsonian Institution_in_Washington, D.C..  The specimens were studied by paleobotanists Jack A. Wolfe of the_United_States Geological_Survey,_Denver_office and Toshimasa Tanai of_Hokkaido University.  Wolfe and_Tanai published_their 1987 type description for A. dettermani in_the_Journal of the_Faculty of Science, Hokkaido University.  The etymology of_the chosen specific name dettermani is_in recognition of_Robert_L._Detterman for his many_contributions to the understanding of the_Alaska Peninsula's Tertiary stratigraphy.

Description
Leaves of Acer_dettermani are simple in structure, with perfectly_actinodromus vein structure, and are generally_widely elliptic in shape. _The leaves_are shallowly three-lobed with the_lateral lobes being_about one_half as long_as the median lobe and all_lobes being triangular_in outline.  The leaves have_three_primary veins, seven_to_eight_secondary veins,_and range between_an_estimated _long_by  wide in overall dimensions.__The overall morphology of A. dettermani suggests_placement into the Acer_section_Macrantha.  This is_based on the shallow lobing_with small uniformly sized teeth and_the vein_structure of_the leaves.

References

dettermani
Category:Plants described in 1987
Category:Fossil taxa described in 1987
Category:Eocene plants
Category:Oligocene plants
Category:Eocene_species first appearances
Category:Rupelian species extinctions
Category:Extinct flora_of North America Joseph_Montferrand

Joseph "Jos"_Montferrand_(; born Joseph_Favre_; October_25, 1802 – October 4, 1864) was_a French-Canadian_logger, strongman, and folk hero of_the working man, who_was_the inspiration for the legendary Ottawa_Valley figure Big Joe Mufferaw.

Joseph Montferrand,_dit Favre, was born in_the_St._Lawrence district of Montreal in_1802. The family men were known_for their strength_and powerful build. Joe was  tall_with_blue eyes and fair hair. Although_he_was mild in manner and appearance,_he_could_more than hold his own_in a street fight. He successfully_challenged several famed boxers during his youth. He came