Cedrus cristata

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original Aptian Albian USSR(Siberia) Zauer,V.V. Fossil species of the genus Cedrus and their significance for the stratigraphy of Continental deposits. 1954
details Aptian Albian USSR(Rostov) Tabachnikova,I.P. Description of spores and pollen in Aptian-Albian deposits of the lower reaches of the Don River Basin and the Upper Chelbasa River. (In: Atlas of Lower Cretaceous spore-pollen complexes of some regions of USSR. I.M.Pokyovsksys and N.K.Stel'mak, editors) 1964
details Aptian Albian USSR(Krasnodar Kray) Tabachnikova,I.P. Description of spores and pollen in Aptian-Albian deposits of the lower reaches of the Don River Basin and the Upper Chelbasa River. (In: Atlas of Lower Cretaceous spore-pollen complexes of some regions of USSR. I.M.Pokyovsksys and N.K.Stel'mak, editors) 1964
details Aptian Albian USSR(Rostov) Tabachnikova,I.P. Description of spores and pollen in Aptian-Albian deposits of the lower reaches of the Don River Basin and the Upper Chelbasa River. (In: Atlas of Lower Cretaceous spore-pollen complexes of some regions of USSR. I.M.Pokyovsksys and N.K.Stel'mak, editors) 1964
details Toarcian Aalenian USSR(Ukrainian SSR) Semenova,E.V. Spore and pollen assemblages of deposits of the Jurassic and Triassic Boundary of the Don Basin. 1970
details Aptian Albian USSR(Siberia) Semenova,E.V. Spore and pollen assemblages of deposits of the Jurassic and Triassic Boundary of the Don Basin. 1970
details Valanginian USSR(Buryat ASSR) Sedova,M.A. Neocomian spore-pollen complexes in the Vitimsk Plateau and Trans-Baikal. (In: Atlas of Lower Cretaceous spore-pollen complexes of some regions of USSR. I.M.Pokyovsksys and N.K.Stel'mak, editors) 1964
details Valanginian USSR(Buryat ASSR) Sedova,M.A. Description of spores and pollen in Neocomian Deposits of the Vitimsk Plateau and Transbaikal. (In: Atlas of Lower Cretaceous spore-pollen complexes of some regions of USSR. I.M.Pokyovsksys and N.K.Stel'mak, editors) 1964
details Valanginian USSR(Irkutskaya Oblast) Sedova,M.A. et al. Palynological complexes of the Continental Jurassic and Cretaceous deposits of the Transbaikal and the importance of their stratigraphy. (In: Stratigraphy and Paleontology of Mesozoic and Paleogene-Neogene Continental deposits of the Asiatic Part of the USSR.) 1967
details Cenomanian USSR(Kazakh SSR) Romanovskaya,G.M. et al. Short description of spores and pollen from Upper Cretaceous deposits of the Turgay Basin. (In: Atlas of Upper Cretaceous, Paleocene and Eocene spore-pollen complexes of various Regions of the USSR). 1960
details Aptian Albian USSR(Ukrainian SSR) Pokrovskaya,I.M. Lower Cretaceous spore-pollen complexes of the Russian Platform and the Crimea. (In: Atlas of Lower Cretaceous spore-pollen complexes of some regions of USSR. I.M.Pokyovsksys and N.K.Stel'mak, editors) 1964
details Aptian Albian USSR(Pre-Caucasus) Pokrovskaya,I.M. Lower Cretaceous spore-pollen complexes of the Pre-Caucasus, northern Caucasus and Trans-Caucasia. (In: Atlas of Lower Cretaceous spore-pollen complexes of some regions of USSR. I.M.Pokyovsksys and N.K.Stel'mak, editors) 1964
details Aptian Early Cenomanian USSR(WSL) Pokrovskaya,I.M. Lower Cretaceous spore-pollen complexes of the Western Siberian Lowland. (In: Atlas of Lower Cretaceous spore-pollen complexes of some regions of USSR. I.M.Pokyovsksys and N.K.Stel'mak, editors) 1964
details Hauterivian Barremian USSR(WSL) Pokrovskaya,I.M. Lower Cretaceous spore-pollen complexes of the Western Siberian Lowland. (In: Atlas of Lower Cretaceous spore-pollen complexes of some regions of USSR. I.M.Pokyovsksys and N.K.Stel'mak, editors) 1964
details Late Barremian USSR(Ukrainian SSR) Orlova-Turchina,G.A. The Hauterivian and Barremian spore-pollen complexes of the West and central parts of the Crimea Plain. 1966
details Aptian Albian USSR(Siberia) Markova,L.G. Spore and pollen assemblages of the Lower Cretaceous from Western Siberia. 1967
details Holocene Hungary Kvavadze,E. et al. Redposited sporomorphs from Holocene lake sediments of Caucasus. 1999