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Paleocene |
Early Eocene |
Germany(Niedersachsen) |
Pflug,H.D. Palynology and stratigraphy of the Eocene Brown-Coal of Helmstedt. |
1952 |
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Early Eocene |
Middle Eocene |
W.Germany(Hesse) |
Thomson,P.W. et al. Pollen and spores of the Middle European Tertiary. |
1953 |
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Early Tertiary |
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W.Germany(Hesse) |
Brosius,M. et al. The Earlier Tertiary of Grossalmerode (Hessische Senke). |
1959 |
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Sparnacian |
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France(Paris Basin) |
Gruas-Cavagnetto,C. Spore and pollen complexes of the Sparnacian of the Paris Basin. |
1967 |
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Sparnacian |
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France(Paris Basin) |
Gruas-Cavagnetto,C. Palynological study of various Sparnacian Beds in the Paris Basin |
1968 |
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Middle Eocene |
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Hungary |
Kedves,M. Palynological studies on Hungarian Early Tertiary deposits. |
1969 |
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Cuisian |
Stampian |
England(Isle of Wight) |
Gruas-Cavagnetto,C. Palynological study of the Paleogene in Southern England. |
1976 |
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Cuisian |
Stampian |
England(Sussex) |
Gruas-Cavagnetto,C. Palynological study of the Paleogene in Southern England. |
1976 |
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Nd |
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Nd |
Boulter,M.C. et al. A system of group names for some Tertiary pollen. |
1977 |
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Early Eocene |
Middle Eocene |
Hungary |
Boulter,M.C. et al. A system of group names for some Tertiary pollen. |
1977 |
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Lutetian |
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Romania |
Olaru,L. Research on the stratigraphical distribution of microflora in the Paleogene flysch situated between the Bistrita and Totus Rivers. |
1978 |
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Oligocene |
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Tajikistan |
Davidzon,R.M. et al. Region XV. Tajikistan, (The Tadzhik Depression and Pamir). (In: Late Eocene - Early Oligocene Geological and Biotical Events on the Territory of the Former Soviet Union. Part 1: The Regional Geology of the Upper Eocene and Lower Oligocene. V.A.Krasheninnikov and M.A.Akhmetiev, editors) |
1996 |
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Late Miocene |
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Turkey |
Akgмn,F. et al. Biostratigraphic data (mammalia and palynology) from the Upper Miocene Incesu Formation at Dмzyayla (Hafik-Sivas, Central Anatolia). |
2000 |