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Early Paleocene |
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Montana |
Norton,N.J. et al. Palynology of the Upper Cretaceous and Lower Tertiary in the type locality of the Hell Creek Formation, Montana, USA. |
1969 |
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Early Paleocene |
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North America |
Chlonova,A.F. The stratigraphic importance of some morphological types of spores and pollen as seen from the example of Upper Cretaceous deposits in the eastern part of the West Siberian Lowand. (Taxonomy and Methods for the Study of Fossl Pollen and Spores. V.N. Saks and A.F. Khlonova, editors) |
1964 |
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Early Paleocene |
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Montana |
Oltz,D.F. Cluster analyses of Late Cretaceous-Early Tertiary pollen and spores |
1971 |
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Early Paleocene |
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North America |
Nichols,D.J. et al. Palynological evidence of effects of the terminal Cretaceous event on terrestrial floras in Western North America. (In: Extinction events in earth history. IGCP, Proceeding of Project 216. E.G.Kauffman and O.H.Walliser, editors) |
1990 |
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Early Paleocene |
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Montana |
Nichols,D.J. et al. Palynostratigraphy of the Tullock Member (Lower Paleocene) of the Fort Union Formation in the Powder Ricer Basin, Montana and Wyoming. (In: Evolution of Sedimentary Basins. A.C.Hoffman, Project Coordinator) |
1992 |
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Early Paleocene |
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Wyoming |
Nichols,D.J. et al. Palynostratigraphy of the Tullock Member (Lower Paleocene) of the Fort Union Formation in the Powder Ricer Basin, Montana and Wyoming. (In: Evolution of Sedimentary Basins. A.C.Hoffman, Project Coordinator) |
1992 |
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Early Paleocene |
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Canada(Alberta) |
Lerbekmo,J.F. et al. Magnetobiostratigraphy of Late Maestrichtian to Early Paleocene strata of the Hand Hills, South Central Alberta, Canada. |
1995 |
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Early Paleocene |
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Montana |
Lerbekmo,J.F. et al. A normal polarity subchron that embraces the K/T Boundary: A measure of sedimentary continuity across the boundary and synchroneity of boundary events. (In: The Cretaceous-Tertiary Events and other Catastrophes in Earth History. G.Ryder et al, editors) |
1996 |
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Early Paleocene |
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Canada(Saskatchewan) |
Lerbekmo,J.F. et al. A normal polarity subchron that embraces the K/T Boundary: A measure of sedimentary continuity across the boundary and synchroneity of boundary events. (In: The Cretaceous-Tertiary Events and other Catastrophes in Earth History. G.Ryder et al, editors) |
1996 |
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Early Paleocene |
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Canada(Alberta) |
Lerbekmo,J.F. et al. A normal polarity subchron that embraces the K/T Boundary: A measure of sedimentary continuity across the boundary and synchroneity of boundary events. (In: The Cretaceous-Tertiary Events and other Catastrophes in Earth History. G.Ryder et al, editors) |
1996 |
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Early Paleocene |
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Canada(Alberta) |
Braman,D.R. et al. The palynomorphs biostratigraphy of the Cypress Hills, Wood Mountain, and Turtle Mountain areas (Upper Cretaceous - Paleocene) of western Canada. |
1999 |
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Early Paleocene |
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Canada(Saskatchewan) |
Braman,D.R. et al. The palynomorphs biostratigraphy of the Cypress Hills, Wood Mountain, and Turtle Mountain areas (Upper Cretaceous - Paleocene) of western Canada. |
1999 |
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Early Paleocene |
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Canada(Manitoba) |
Braman,D.R. et al. The palynomorphs biostratigraphy of the Cypress Hills, Wood Mountain, and Turtle Mountain areas (Upper Cretaceous - Paleocene) of western Canada. |
1999 |
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Early Paleocene |
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Canada(Saskatchewan) |
Catuneanu,O. et al. Reciprocal stratigraphy of the Campanian - Paleocene Western Interior of North America. |
2000 |
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Early Paleocene |
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Canada(Alberta) |
Catuneanu,O. et al. Reciprocal stratigraphy of the Campanian - Paleocene Western Interior of North America. |
2000 |
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Early Paleocene |
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Wyoming |
Catuneanu,O. et al. Reciprocal stratigraphy of the Campanian - Paleocene Western Interior of North America. |
2000 |
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Early Paleocene |
Middle Paleocene |
North Dakota |
Nichols,D.J. Biostratigraphy, Williston Basin. In: Resource assement of selected Tertiary coal beds and zone in the northern Rocky Mountains and Great Plains regions. |
1999 |