Author: Song Zhichen
Language: English
ISBN/ISSN: 7312011853
Published on: 2000-01
Hardcover
The 10th International Palynological Congress will be held in Nanjing of China in 2000, year of Dragon. This is a fin de siècle grand meeting of the palynological circle of the world.
The present monograph consists of two parts. Part one has 17 papers dealing with palynofloras reanging from Carboniferous to Quaternary. Part two covers palynomorph assemblages from the Devonian and older sediments. All the papers in this monograph are in the order of geological ascending age.
Part one: Palynofloras
1. On the genus Noeggerathiopsidozonotriletes Luber 1955;
2. Latest Carboniferous-Early Permian megaspores from the Xinwen district, Shandong ;
3. On the dynamics of Permian phytoprovincial succession of the Tarim Plate
4. Upper Triassic palynoflora from northeast Guizhou, China
5. Jurassic palynofloras and their bearing on stratigraphic correlation in China
6. Discovery of Middle Jurassic palynnological assemblage from Beixiangshan of Nanjing
7. A Turonian palynological assemblage from Dongguan, Guangdong
8. Pollen record of early angiosperms in NE China
9. Discovery of the Late Cretaceous palynoflora in offshore of the Fuzhou district,China
10. Paleogene arid climatic process in China
11. Eocene palynoflora from the Jishu Formation in the Jiamusi - Yitong Graben of Northeast China
12. An affinity survey of fossil pollen Fupingopollenites Liu
13. On the first occurrence and flourish of some fossil angiosperm shrub and herb pollen in China and their significance
14. On Tertiary rain forest in China
15. Pollen morphology of Dipterocarpaceae and fossil analopgues in China
16. Futher remarks on the environmental background of Nanjing Man
17. Environmental change and human activity since the Neolithic age in Hong Kong
Language: English
ISBN/ISSN: 7312011853
Published on: 2000-01
Hardcover
The 10th International Palynological Congress will be held in Nanjing of China in 2000, year of Dragon. This is a fin de siècle grand meeting of the palynological circle of the world.
The present monograph consists of two parts. Part one has 17 papers dealing with palynofloras reanging from Carboniferous to Quaternary. Part two covers palynomorph assemblages from the Devonian and older sediments. All the papers in this monograph are in the order of geological ascending age.
Part one: Palynofloras
1. On the genus Noeggerathiopsidozonotriletes Luber 1955;
2. Latest Carboniferous-Early Permian megaspores from the Xinwen district, Shandong ;
3. On the dynamics of Permian phytoprovincial succession of the Tarim Plate
4. Upper Triassic palynoflora from northeast Guizhou, China
5. Jurassic palynofloras and their bearing on stratigraphic correlation in China
6. Discovery of Middle Jurassic palynnological assemblage from Beixiangshan of Nanjing
7. A Turonian palynological assemblage from Dongguan, Guangdong
8. Pollen record of early angiosperms in NE China
9. Discovery of the Late Cretaceous palynoflora in offshore of the Fuzhou district,China
10. Paleogene arid climatic process in China
11. Eocene palynoflora from the Jishu Formation in the Jiamusi - Yitong Graben of Northeast China
12. An affinity survey of fossil pollen Fupingopollenites Liu
13. On the first occurrence and flourish of some fossil angiosperm shrub and herb pollen in China and their significance
14. On Tertiary rain forest in China
15. Pollen morphology of Dipterocarpaceae and fossil analopgues in China
16. Futher remarks on the environmental background of Nanjing Man
17. Environmental change and human activity since the Neolithic age in Hong Kong
Part two: Palynomorphs
1. Palynomorphs from the transitional sequences between Ordovician and Silurian of northwestern Zhejiang, South China
2. Late Ludlow - Early Pridoli palynomorphs from northern Jiangsu, South China
3. Chitinozoan biostratigraphy in China
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