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, 1974 Caratini Claude, Chateauneuf Jean-Jacques, Sivak Jozef. 10. Palynologie. In: Documents des Laboratoires de Géologie de la Faculté des Sciences de Lyon, n°59, 1974. Étude biostratigraphique des gisements d’Escornebéou (Aquitaine méridionale, France) pp. 65-82.
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Palynologie d'une tourbière de Pointe-Denis (péninsule Courbet, Kerguelen) [PDF]
Bulletin de l'Association française pour l'étude du quaternaire, 1970 Bellair Nicole. Palynologie d'une tourbiere de Pointe-Denis (peninsule Courbet, Kerguelen). In: Bulletin de l'Association francaise pour l'etude du quaternaire, vol. 7, n°1, 1970. pp. 49-51.
Bellair, Nicole
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Palynologie et dérive des continents au Trias [PDF]
Sciences Géologiques. Bulletin, 1974 Палинология и континентальный дрейф в триасе Анализ литературных данных о спорово-пыльцевых ассоциациях в триасе позволяет выделить следующие элементы : урководящие споры Северной Африки (за исключением Либии) сравнимы со спорами средней Европы ; установить связь между гондванскими континентами довольно трудно ; в обоих полушариях существует ...
Taugourdeau-Lantz, Josette
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La palynologie : approche historique du problème forestier [PDF]
Hommes et Terres du Nord, 1986 The Pollen analytical Studies ; Historical approach to the forestry Problems After the Neolithic revolution the natural equilibrium of the forests located in the North of France is disturbed. During the protohistoric and the historic times, the forested areas are largely distroyed.
Munaut, André-Valentin
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Paléobotanique et palynologie en France: Aperçu historique
Review of Palaeobotany and Palynology, 1968Abstract A brief historical account is given of the development of the various branches of palaeobotany and palynology in France. The founder of palaeobotany in this country was Adolphe Brongniart (1801–1876). In later years the history of this scientific field was marked by well-known naturalists, such as C. Grand'Eury, R. Zeiller, B.
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Geschichte der paläobotanik und palynologie in der Schweiz
Review of Palaeobotany and Palynology, 1968Abstract During the pre-scientific period, palaeobotany in Switzerland was eminently furthered by the two famous scholars Konrad Gessner and Johann Jakob Scheuchzer. In Zurich, Gessner published the first illustrations of fossils animals and plants and Scheuchzer created the “diluvial theory”.
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Forschungsschwerpunkte der paläobotanik und palynologie der Universität Wien
Review of Palaeobotany and Palynology, 1977An initial accent on the investigation of megafossils by some well-known Austrian paleobotanists (like Ettinghausen, Stur, Unger) changed with time to a higher degree of research on the histology and anatomy of fossil plants, especially of wood and cuticles by the late E. Hofmann.
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