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Kimuriella (IPA: [ki.mɯ.ɾi.ɛl.la]) (named after Tatsuaki Kimura Japanese: 木村 達明) is a monotypic whole-plant genus of williamsoniacean bennettitalean from the Tochikubo Formation of Fukushima, northeast Japan. The type species is Kimuriella densifolia, known from various specimens comprising leaf-bearing branches and disarticulated leaves of the Zamites nipponicus-type, articulated and disarticulated mature and maturing seed cone of the Williamsonia-type, and articulated and disarticulated male reproductive organs of the Weltrichia-type.
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