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Paleogene |
Neogene |
Poland |
Grabowska,I. Flora of the Palaeogene and the Neogene. (In: Catalogue of Fossil. Part 3A. Cainozoic, Tertiary. J.Czerminski, editor) |
1977 |
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Late Neogene |
Pleistocene |
Portugal |
Diniz,F. Palynological notes on Portuguese Upper Cenozoic formations.1. The pollen spectrum of Pampilhosa do Botao. |
1972 |
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Miocene |
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New Zealand(N.I.) |
Couper,R.A. The spore and pollen flora of the Cocos-bearing Beds, Mangonui, North Auckland |
1952 |
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Tertiary |
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Australia |
Churchill,S.M. The ecological significance of Tropical Mangroves in the Early Tertiary floras of Southern Australia. (In: Mesozoic and Cainozoic palynology;Essays in honour of Isabel Cookson. J.E.Glover et al, editor) |
1973 |
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Villafranchian |
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Algeria |
Beucher,F. Palynological study of the Neogene and Quaternary formations of the northwestern Sahara. |
1975 |
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Late Pliocene |
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W.Germany(Niedersachsen) |
Benda,L. et al. The Pliocene of Allershausen (Solling, Niedersachen). |
1968 |
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Helvetian |
Sarmatian |
Turkey |
Benda,L. Basic features of a pollenanalyticalstructure of the Turkish Upper Tertiary |
1971 |
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Sarmatian |
Early Pleistocene |
Turkey |
Benda,L. Basic features of a pollenanalyticalstructure of the Turkish Upper Tertiary |
1971 |
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Early Tertiary |
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China(Kiangsu) |
Anonymous Paleogene spore-pollen assemblages of northern Jiangsu, and their Paleographic as well as paleoclimatic implications. |
1978 |