Middle Miocene palynoflora of the Legnica lignite deposit complex ...

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102 Plate 6 1. (50) Cedripites lusaticus Krutzsch; Legnica 33/56, 106.0 m; × 1000 2a,b. (51) Cedripites miocaenicus Krutzsch; Legnica 33/56, 75.0 m; ×1000 3. (52) Keteleeriapollenites dubius (Khlonova) Słodkowska; Komorniki, 78.2 m; × 500 4. (53) Laricispollenites sp.; Legnica 33/56, 108.0 m; ×1000 5. (54) Piceapollis planoides Krutzsch ex Hochuli; Legnica 33/56, 75.0 m; × 500 6. (56) Piceapollis tobolicus (Panova) Krutzsch; Legnica 33/56, 76.0 m; ×1000 7. (56) Piceapollis tobolicus (Panova) Krutzsch; Legnica 33/56, 91.5 m; ×1000
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Acta Palaeobotanica 49(1): 5-133, 2
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Legnica 33/56) and a fragment of th
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Fig. 2. Correlation of the studied
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Carpinus, Cercidiphyllum, Corylopsi
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& Schuler) Kohlman-Adamska & Ziembi
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(3) Distverrusporis electus (Mamcza
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1959 Baculatisporites major (Raatz)
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1953 Verrucatosporites favus (Poton
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pollen of the recent Taxodium and G
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y strongly undulate ectexine nearly
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2002 Cathayapollis wilsonii (Sivak)
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arctotertiary (A) element (Stuchlik
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known from the Upper Oligocene, Mid
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eaching the poles. Exine 3.0-3.5 μ
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Familia ALTINGIACEAE Liquidambar L.
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1960 Rhoipites (Pollenites) pseudoc
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epresents subtropical/arctotertiary
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grows on “Everglades” reed mars
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1953 Porocolpopollenites vestibulum
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(115) Tetracolporopollenites rotund
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cit.) confi rmed their botanical af
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Familia ROSACEAE (130) Tricolporopo
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1993 Leguminosae - Tricolporopollen
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