The First Flowers and Pollinator Coevolution
Lecture no. 15 from the course: Major Transitions in Evolution
Taught by Professor Anthony Martin and 1 others | 33 min | Categories: The Great Courses Plus Online Science Course
Flowers are so widespread that it’s hard to imagine a world without them. Return to just such a setting in the early Cretaceous period, and follow the selection pressures that led to primitive flowering plants, which developed in concert with the evolution of bees and other pollinating creatures.