Fossil plants from an exposure of John Day Formation in Fossil, Oregon, are identified and
discussed in relation to vegetational and climatic interpretations of the Bridge Creek flora …

This study includes a comprehensive examination of existing collections, extensive field
work over two summers and literature searches. Based upon this data source the lower …

A summary of the stratigraphic and geographic positions of important paleobotanical
collections from the post-Barremian to the Paleocene in the Western Interior of North …

Permineralized fossil remains of? dinoflagellates, mosses, ferns, gymnosperms and
angiosperms have been found in calcium carbonate concretions from the Eden Main fossil …

Given the taxonomic and biogeographic differences between dominant species in
grasslands of the Great Plains and the palouse grasslands and steppe of the Pacific …

Plants from the Past is a fascinating, comprehensive record of the work of two dedicated
plant scientists who were instrumental in the establishment of archaeobotany and …

A recent innovation in paleobotanical studies of the Cretaceous has been the use of bulk
sediment disaggregation and sieving techniques. This approach has identified numerous …

Fossil angiosperm wood was collected from shallow marine deposits in the Upper
Cretaceous (Coniacian) Comox Formation on Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada …

The vegetation history for southern New England has been revised by identifying plant
macrofossils from the post-glacial sediments of three sites. The local vegetation patterns and …

Late Cretaceous and Tertiary plant fossils are found in relatively few places in New England,
but the fossil record is sufficient to provide a general impression of changes in floras …