1995-96 - Birbal Sahni Institute of Palaeobotany

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BSIP Misra, B.K.-Fluorescence alteration behaviour of perhydrous vitrinite and spectral fluorescence analysis of sporinitc and alginite macerals in some Late Palaeoccnc cmls from Meghalaya, India. X Conv. Indian Geol. longr, Spec. Workshop Applied Coal Petrography, Dhanbad, Fcbruary 1996. Misra, B.K., Singh, B.D. & Singh, A.-Maceral alginite (algae) in Indian coals and lignites. Golden Jubilee Conference Vegetational Dynamics o/the I'ast and Present, Palaeobotanical Society, Lucknow, 16-18 November 1995. Nanda, M.-Early Eocene palynological assemblage from the subsurface of Mannargudi arca, Tamil Nadu. Golden Jubilee Conjerence Vegetational Dynamics o/the Past and Present, Palaeobotanical Society. Lucknow, 16-18 Novcmbcr 1995. Nautiyal, C.M.-Mass Spectrometry in Palaeobotany. Nat. Workshop Mass Spectrometry. Trivandrum, August 1995. Prakash, N.- The genus I'hlebopteris in the Indian Gondwana. Nat. Symp. Res. Pteridology, Jodhpur, Octobcr 1995. Rai, J., Anand-Prakash & Saxena, R.-Maturation (rank) trend in Talchcr coals. Orissa. India. Golden Jubilee Conference: Vegetational Dynamics o/the Past and Present. Palaeobotanical Society, Lucknow, 16-18 November 1995. Ram-Awatar-Palynological sequences through Gondwana sediments in South Rewa Basin, Madhya Pradesh. Golden Jubilee Conference: Vegetational Dynamics o(the Past and Present, Palaeobotanical Society, Lucknow, 16-18 November 1995. Rao, M.R.-Palaeoecologieal and stratigraphical significance ofpteridophytic spores inlhe Kerala Basin. Nat. Symp. Res. Pteridology, Jodhpur, October 1995. Samswat, K.S.-Harappan plant economy in north-westem India. Group Discussion: Scientific Aspects of Pre- and Proto-Historic India, B.S.1.P., Lucknow, November 1995. S""ate, O.S.-Biopetrology of Koyagudem coals, Godavari Basin, Andhra Pradesh, India. Golden Jubilee Conference: Vegetational Dynamics of the Past and Present, Palaeobotanical Society, Lucknow, 16-18 November 1995. Sarkar, S.-Palynostratigraphy and palaeoenvirolUllent of the Subathu Formation (Eocene) of Lesser Himalaya, Himachal Pradesh, India. 10th Himalayan-Karakorum-71bet Workshop, Ascona, Switzerland, April 1995. Sarkar, S.-Palynologyand palaeoenvironment of Dharamshala sediments around Karoda Village, Bilaspur District, Himachal Pradesh, India. Golden Jubilee lonjerence Vegetational Dynamics o/the Past and Present, Palaeobotanical Society, Lucknow, 16-18 November 1995. Saxena, R., Rai, J. & Anand-Prakash-Evidence of palaeo-wildfire from Talcher coals (Permian), Orissa, India. Golden Jubilee Conference: Vegetational Dynamics 0/ 46
1995-96 the Past and Present, Palaeobotanical Society, Lucknow, 16-18 November, 1995. Saxena, R.K. & Rao, M.R.-Palynological investigation of thc Boldamgiri Formation (Early Miocene) in type area, Garo Hills, Meghalaya. Golden Jubilee Conterence : Vegetational Dynamics o(the Past and Present. Palaeobotanical Society. Lucknow, 16-18 November 1995. Saxena, R.K., Tripathi, S.K.M. & Pmsad, Y.-Palynofloral investigation of the Tura Fonnation (Palaeocene) in Nongwal Bibra area. East Garo Hills. Meghalaya. Golden .Jubilee Conference: Vegetational Dynamics o( the Past and Present, Palaeobol. Soc., Lucknow, 16-18 November 1995. Sharma, C.-Vegetation and climate during Quaternary Period in western Himalaya. 10th Himalayan-Karakorum-Tibet Workshop, Ascona. Switzerland. April 1995. Sharma, C.-Quaternary climatic changes in Himalaya. l.Jth Symp. APLF "Palynology and global changes" Paris, France, September 1995. Sharma, C. & Chauhan, M.S.-Recent pollen spectra from Sikkim Himalaya. Golden .Jubilee Conference: Vegetational Dynamics o/the Past and Present. Palaeobotanical Socicty, Lucknow, 16-18 November 1995. Sharma, M.-Precambrian palaeobiology in India: Retrospective and perspectivc. Major Goals in tar .'lei.. Interaction Meet with Earth Scientist. JaJm11u,August 1995. Singh, A. & Misra, B.K.-Fluoresccnce microscopic investigations of the Main Lignite Seam from Neyveli Ligniteficld, Tamil Nadu. India. Golden .Jubilee Conference Vegetational Dynamics 0/ the Past and Present, Palaeobotanical Society, Lucknow, 16-18 November 1995. Singh, B.D. & Misra, B.K.-Biopetrology of Permian coal seams from the Rajmahal Basin (Bihar): Hura Coalfield. X Conv. Indian Geo/. Congr. Spec. Workshop Applied Coal Petrography, DhaJlbad, Fcbnlary 1996. Singh, K.J.-Permian conifcrous plants from India and their stratigraphic significance, X/Il Int. Congr Carboniferous-Permian. Krakow. Poland, August-September 1995. Singh, K.J. & Chandra, S.-Plant fossils from the exposurc near Gopal Prasad Village. Talcher Coalfield, Orissa and remarks on the age of the bed. Golden .Jubilee Conference: Vegetational Dynamics of the Past and Present, PalaeobotaJlical Society. Lucknow, 16-18 ovember 1995. Srivastava, A.K.-Late Palaeozoic floral succession in India. X/Il Int. Congr Carbonitimms-Permian, Krakow. Poland, August-Septembcr 1995. Srivastava, A.K.-Morphology and taxonomy of Lower Gondwana pteridoph)1eS of India. Nat. Symp. Res. Pteridology. Jodhpur. October 1995. Srivastava, A.K. & Tewari, R.-Plant fossils from the Barakar Formation of Auranga 47
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