Tsuga sp

Citations total:
504
link From To Geolocation Author - title Year
details Late Miocene Washington Ballog,R.A. et al. Palynology of the Montesano Formation (Upper Miocene) of Western Washington. 1972
details Paleocene Early Eocene Washington Griggs,P.H. Stratigraphic significance of fossil pollen and spores of the Chuckanut Formation, northwest Washington. 1965
details Late Miocene Pliocene Washington Wolfe,J.A. Paleoclimatic significance of the Oligocene and Neogene floras of the Northwestern United States. 1981
details Lutetian Wyoming Leopold,E.B. Pollen and spores of the Kisinger Lakes fossil Leaf locality. (In: An Early Middle Eocene flora from the Yellowstone-Absaroka Volcanic Province Northwestern Wind River Basin, Wyoming. H.D. MacGinitie et al) 1974
details Cretaceous Wyoming Tschudy,R.H. et al. Plant microfossils from the Lakota Formation. 1966
details Cretaceous Wyoming Tschudy,R.H. et al. Plant microfossils from the Lakota Formation. 1966
details Cretaceous Wyoming Tschudy,R.H. et al. Plant microfossils from the Lakota Formation. 1966
details Cretaceous Wyoming Tschudy,R.H. et al. Plant microfossils from the Lakota Formation. 1966
details Eocene Wyoming Cushman,R.A.Jr Vegetational history and climatic transition in an Eocene Intermontane Basin: Plant microfossil evidence from the Green River Formation, fossil basin, Wyoming. 1999
details Eocene Wyoming Cushman,R.A.Jr Vegetational history and climatic transition in an Eocene Intermontane Basin: Plant microfossil evidence from the Green River Formation, fossil basin, Wyoming. 1999
details Late Neogene Yugoslavia Pantic,N.K. et al. Supplement to the knowledge of the Pliocene flora of Macedonia. 1956