Aspects of Palynology |
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INTRODUCTION | 1 |
WALL STRUCTURE | 35 |
SYSTEMATICS AND NOMENCLATURE | 49 |
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abundant acritarchs affinities algae angiosperm aperture archeopyle areas assemblages Barghoorn Bentall bisaccate Cambrian Carboniferous Cenozoic classification climate coal conifer correlation Couper cysts deposits Dettmann Devonian dinoflagellates distal Downie early Eisenack Eocene equatorial Erdtman evidence exine ferns Figure Formation forms fossil Frasnian genera genus Geol geologic groups Ibrahim Jour Jurassic Kremp late Lower lycopods marine megafossils megaspores Mesozoic microfossils microns microspores Middle Miocene miospores Mississippian modern monolete morphologic Naumova nomenclature occur Oligocene organic Paleocene Paleozoic palynological palynomorphs Pennsylvanian Permian Pflug plant microfossils plates Playford Pleistocene Pliocene pollen and spores pollen floras pollen grains Potonié and Kremp Precambrian proximal proximo-distal view Quaternary range record reported represented rocks samples Schopf sediments shales Silurian similar specimens spores spores and pollen sporites Staplin strata stratigraphic structure studies surface Tasmanites taxa taxonomic Tertiary tetrad theca thickening tion Triassic trilete spores type species Upper Cretaceous wall Wilson zone