👉 Orthocerodes is a type of fossilized plant that was found in the Late Cretaceous period, approximately 67 million years ago. These plants are characterized by their distinctive cone-shaped leaves, which were adapted for photosynthesis and provided important food sources for the plants. The term "orthocerodes" refers to plants with cones shaped like orthocycles, or triangles, which are often used as a symbol of unity and harmony.
