Pollen and spores with resistant exines are preferentially preserved in soils, and during
periods of soil erosion they can become incorporated into lake sediments. As a result, the …

A few samples from the Ogwashi-Asaba Formation, Southeastern Nigeria, show very rich
palynological assemblages. Forty new species attributed to 23 genera (3 of which are new) …

ABsTRAGr.-Within the past quarter century palynology has become an increasingly
important component of archaeological research. Applications have included elucidation of …

Terrestrial fossil pollen records are frequently used to reveal the response of vegetation to
changes in both regional and global climate. Here we present a fossil pollen record from …

Non-pollen palynomorphs (NPP) are organic-walled microfossils that one frequently come
across in palynological preparations during pollen analysis. Like pollen and spores they are …

The results of the palynological study of the samples from the core, performed in the Aguas
Claras peatland, RS, Brazil (50° 45′ 00 ″W, 30° 00′ 15 ″S), focus on detailed …

The composition and distribution of dispersed microscopic organic matter particles
(phytoclasts) and palynomorphs in sediments and sedimentary rocks reflect factors that …

Poaceae pollen is abundant in fossil records and is often used as a paleoclimatic indicator.
A common interpretation is to link increases in Poaceae pollen abundance to increased …

The island of New Guinea has been a major focus of palynological research over the last
thirty years. Quaternary sediments in New Guinea have produced over fifty pollen records of …

Pollen analysis of a 12.8-m-long core (R96-I) from the southern basin of Lake Rukwa
(Tanzania, 8° S, 33° E, 793 m asl) provides new information on the vegetation history of …