Monosulcites scabrus

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original Early Cretaceous Maryland Brenner,G.J. The spores and pollen of the Potomac Group of Maryland 1963
original Maastrichtian New Jersey Waanders,G.L. Palynology of the Monmouth Group (Maestrichtian) from Monmouth County, New Jersey, USA. 1974
original Albian Maryland Brenner,G.J. The spores and pollen of the Potomac Group of Maryland 1962
details Late Cretaceous Arizona Romans,R.C. Palynology of some Upper Cretaceous Coals of Black Mesa, Arizona 1975
details Middle Albian Early Cenomanian Nebraska Pannella,G. Palynology of the Dakota Group and Graneros Shale of the Denver Basin. 1966
details Middle Albian Early Cenomanian Colorado Pannella,G. Palynology of the Dakota Group and Graneros Shale of the Denver Basin. 1966
details Late Cretaceous Arizona Romans,R.C. Palynology of some Upper Cretaceous Coals of Black Mesa, Arizona 1969
details Late Albian Oklahoma Wingate,F.H. Plant microfossils from the Denton Shale Member of the Bokchito Formation, (Lower Cretaceous, Albian) in Southern Oklahoma. 1980
details Cenomanian Delaware Brenner,G.J. Early angiosperm pollen differentiation in the Albian to Cenomanian deposits of Delaware (USA). 1967
details Albian Cenomanian Oregon Thompson,G.G. et al. Subsurface stratigraphy of the Ochoco Basin, Oregon. 1984
details Early Cenomanian Maryland Doyle,J.A. Palynostratigraphic zonation. (In: New data bearing on the structural significance of the Upper Chesapeake Bay magnetic anomaly. J.Edwards and H.J. Hansen) 1979
details Cenomanian Nebraska Farley,M.B. et al. Correlation between miospores and depositional environments of the Dakota Formation (Mid-Cretaceous) of North Central Kansas and adjacent Nebraska, USA. 1986
details Cenomanian Kansas Farley,M.B. et al. Correlation between miospores and depositional environments of the Dakota Formation (Mid-Cretaceous) of North Central Kansas and adjacent Nebraska, USA. 1986
details Early Cretaceous Oklahoma Wingate,F.H. Palynology of the Denton Shale (Lower Cretaceous), of southeastern Oklahoma. 1974