Triletes auritus

Citations total:
90
link From To Geolocation Author - title Year
details Liassic Poland Marcinkiewicz,T. Megaspores of the Lias from Praszka, Zawiercie, and the Swiety Krzyz Mountains. 1957
details Middle Pennsylvanian Illinois Dimichele,W.A. et al. Lycopods of Pennsylvanian age Coals 1979
details Middle Pennsylvanian Kentucky Dimichele,W.A. et al. Lycopods of Pennsylvanian age Coals 1979
details Middle Pennsylvanian Indiana Dimichele,W.A. et al. Lycopods of Pennsylvanian age Coals 1979
details Middle Pennsylvanian Illinois Gastaldo,R.A. An ultrastructural and taxonomic study of Valvisporites auritus (Zerndt) Bhardwaj, a lycopsid megaspore from the Middle Pennsylvanian of southern Illinois. 1981
details Monongahela West Virginia Cross,A.T. Spore floras of the Pennsylvanian of West Virginia and Kentucky 1947
details Monongahela Kentucky Cross,A.T. Spore floras of the Pennsylvanian of West Virginia and Kentucky 1947
details Nd Nd Schopf,J.M. et al. An annotated synopsis of Paleozoic fossil spores and the definition of generic groups. 1944
details Nd Nd Schopf,J.M. et al. An annotated synopsis of Paleozoic fossil spores and the definition of generic groups. 1944
details Nd Nd Lachkar,G. New definitions of the megaspore genera Valvisisporites and Pseudovalvisisporites and their principal species. 1968
details Nd France(Saone-et-Loire) Pi©rart,P. Some megaspores from the Stephanian Coal of the Blanzy and Decazeville Basins. 1955
details Stephanian Spain Dijkstra,S.J. Spanish Carboniferous megaspores and their use in stratigraphic correlation. 1955
original Stephanian Poland Zerndt,J. Megaspores of a Seam at Libiaz (Stephanian). 1930
details Stephanian France Pi©rart,P. Megaspores of the French Stephanian 1965
details Stephanian Poland Ishchenko,A.M. et al. Megaspores of the Carboniferous age and their stratigraphic importance 1962
details Stephanian Poland DybovЎ,S. et al. Microspores of the Upper Silesian Coal Measures. 1957
original Stephanian B Czechoslovakia Zerndt,J. Megaspores from the Westphalian and Stephanian in Bohemia. 1937