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A palynological investigation of some Upper Cretaceous sediments in Nigeria

At: Pollen et Spores, 6, 1 By: van Hoeken-Klinkenberg P. M. J.

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A palynological study on the Tertiary and Upper Cretaceous of British Guiana

At: Leidse Geologische Mededeelingen, 30 By: van der Hammen T., Wymstra T. A.

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A palynological study on the upper Los Cuervos and Mirador formations (Lower and Middle Eocene; Tibú area, Colombia)

At: Palyn. Stud. Upper Los Cuervos & Mirador Form., Leiden, E. J. Brill By: González Guzmán A. E.

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A perfect flower from the Jurassic of China

At: Historical biology, 28, 5 By: Liu Z.-J., Wang X.

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A Permian algal-foraminiferal consortium from West Texas

At: Journal of Paleontology, 24, 1 By: Johnson J. H.

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A Permian fungus spore type from the Flowerpot Formation of Oklahoma

At: Oklahoma geology notes, 22, 4 By: Wilson L. R.

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A permineralized flower from the Middle Eocene of British Columbia

At: American Journal of Botany, 1987, 74, 12 By: Stockey R. A.

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A permineralized Magnolialean fructification from the Upper Cretaceous of Hokkaido, Japan

At: Science report of the Research Institute of Evolutionary Biology, 8 By: Nishida M., Ohsawa T., Nishida H., Yoshida A., Kanie Y.

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A permineralized wood flora of probable Early Tertiary age from King George Island, South Shetland Islands

At: British Antarctic Survey Bulletin, 53 By: Lucas R. C., Lacey W. S.

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A petrified bilocular dicotyledonous fruit from the Deccan Intertrappean beds of Singhpur, Madhya Pradesh, India

At: Palaeobotanist, 57, 3 By: Bhowal M., Sheikh M. T.

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