Megaspore sp

Citations total:
69
link From To Geolocation Author - title Year
details Aptian Mongolian Republic Krassilov,V.A. Early Cretaceous flora of Mongolia. 1982
details Aptian Mongolian Republic Krassilov,V.A. Early Cretaceous flora of Mongolia. 1982
details Aptian Mongolian Republic Krassilov,V.A. Early Cretaceous flora of Mongolia. 1982
details Aptian Mongolian Republic Krassilov,V.A. Early Cretaceous flora of Mongolia. 1982
details Aptian Mongolian Republic Krassilov,V.A. Early Cretaceous flora of Mongolia. 1982
details Nd Nd Chaloner,W.G. On the megaspores of four species of Lepidostrobus 1953
details Nd Nd Chaloner,W.G. On the megaspores of four species of Lepidostrobus 1953
details Nd Nd Taylor,T.N. Scanning electron microscopy of fossil megaspores and wall development. 1974
details Devonian Nd KrĀ¤usel,R. Dawson's "sporocarps", a new class of Devonian Thallophytes. 1941
details Westphalian A Westphalian C Netherlands Dijkstra,S.J. et al. A monographic revision of Carboniferous megaspores with special consideration to South Limburg, (Netherlands). 1946
details Early Barremian Netherlands Herngreen,G.F.W. et al. Upper Cretaceous Chalk Group stratigraphy near the Isle of Texel, The Netherlands (a multidisciplinary approach). 1996
original Tertiary New Zealand Te Punga,M.T. Fossil spores from New Zealand Coals. 1949
details North Dakota Hickey,L.J. Stratigraphy and paleobotany of the Golden Valley Formation (Early Tertiary) of Western North Dakota. 1977
original Late Devonian Pennsylvania Arnold,C.A. Observations on fossil plants from the Devonian of eastern North America. IV. Plant remains from the Catskill Delta deposits of northern Pennsylvania and Southern New York. 1939
details Early Hettangian Poland Znosko,J. Rhaetic and Lias between Cracow and Wielun. 1955
details Nd Poland Lange,T. The significance of spores in Carboniferous stratigraphy 1927
details Westphalian Scotland(Dumfries) Chaloner,W.G. A Carboniderous Selaginellites with Densosporites microspores. 1958