… The Eocene fossil flora of the area around Vancouver, British Columbia, is poorly known …
Formation in British Columbia is reconstructed using plant megafossils and palynology. This …

… Studies of plant megafossils from the Princeton chert were first published in 1973 by Charles
N. Miller, Jr., who described anatomically preserved seed cones and stems of Pinus L. as …

… Nomenclature for modern plants used in this paper follows usage in the online edition of the
… record), apart from pollen and rare megafossils in Eocene floras of the characteristic genera …

… This study also found that there was a shift to a more diverse plant association composition
… Megafossil analysis characterized Unit 3 as more diverse in dicot taxa, while recognizing that …

… The presence of coal at Quilchena along with the plant micro- and megafossil indicators,
confirms this interpretation of both lake and swamp environments at Quilchena. Thin coaly …

… British Columbia. These outcrops have been dated by either direct radiometric isotope
analysis, or by biostratigraphic correlation by palynology and (or) megafossil insect and plant …

… plants. The notion that the Paleogene deposits containing fossil plants from the interior of
British Columbia … found at McAbee based on data from both megafossils and pollen. From that …

… of fossil plants from British Columbia were published in … British Columbia. His contributions
to the study of the Okanagan Highlands included description of Azolla primaeva megafossils …

… plant megafossils. Stratigraphically (Fig. 2) the sites occur within the Early to early Middle
Eocene Allenby Formation, which is part of the Princeton Group, and is represented in the …

… Tertiary fossil vegetation is typically preserved as coinpressed megafossils and dispersed
palynomorphs. These provide valuable information about external features and paleofloristics …