Annual Report 2011-2012 - Birbal Sahni Institute of Palaeobotany
Annual Report 2011-2012 - Birbal Sahni Institute of Palaeobotany Annual Report 2011-2012 - Birbal Sahni Institute of Palaeobotany
EBIRBAL SAHNI INSTITUT OF PALAEOBOTANY 1946 Annual Report 2011-2012 Papers presented at Conferences/Seminars Babu R & Singh VK – Megascopic multicellularity in deep time: New evidences from the Proterozoic Singhora Group. XXIII Indian Colloq. Micropalaeontol. Stratigr. & Int. Symp. Global Bioevents in the Earth History, Bangalore, December 2011. Bera SK- Antarctic Science: Researcher’s dream, opportunities, survival and future prospects. Plant Sci. Res. in Human Welfare, Kolkata, January 2012. Bera SK, Basumatary SK & Gogoi R – Modern pollen and spore assemblage in relation to biodiversity of Itanagar Wildlife Sanctuary, Arunachal Pradesh. 24 th Ann. Gen. Meet. Indian Phytol. Soc. (Eastern zone) & Nat. Symp. Microorganism &Plant Health, Guwahati, November 2011. Bernardes-de-Oliveira ME, Mune Sandra, Sucerquia Paula, Garcia MJ, Guerra Sommer, Margot, Schimidt IB & Tewari R – Mesophytic Gondwanan paleofloras from Brazil and India: Composition and palaeoclimatic approach. Indo-Brazilian Symp. Glimpses of Gondwana Research, XXII Brazilian Congr. Palaeontol., Natal, Brazil, October 2011. Bhattacharyya A & Shah SK – Wood analysis of temporal tree growth variation of tree be suitable in assessment of dynamics of Gangotri glacier A dendrochronological approach. Sem. Plant diversity and Resources: Evolution, Analysis, Stress and Challenges and Phytodiversity. Kolkata, December 2011. Dixit S & Bera SK – Late Quaternary climatic fluctuations from Lower Brahmaputra valley of Assam, Northeast India: in context with global climatic events. World Conf. Palaeontol. Stratigr., Thailand, November-December 2011. Dixit S & Bera SK – Interplay between pollen and extant vegetation in wetland environ of Lower Brahmaputra floodplain of Assam, India. Nat. Conf. Science of Climate Change & Earth’s Sustainability: Issues and Challenges ‘A Scientist-People Partnership’, Lucknow, September 2011. Dixit S & Bera SK – Reconstruction of vegetation vis-àvis climatic fluctuations since early Holocene in and around lower Brahmaputra flood plain of Assam, Northeast India: based on pollen proxy records. Int. 68 Sem. Emerging Threats & Challenges to Biodiversity: Policy framework for sustainable management, Tirupati, March 2012. Dixit S, Basumatary SK, Bera SK, Rahman A, Rabha D & Thomas S – Melissopalynological investigations from Goalpara District, Assam. 24 th Ann. Gen. Meet. Indian Phytol. Soc. (Eastern zone) & Nat. Symp. Microorganism &Plant Health, Guwahati, November 2011. Farooqui A, Naidu TY & Suryanarayana G – Pleistocene record of sea level and vegetation, East coast, India. XVIII INQUA Congr., Bern, July 2011. Ghosh AK & Sarkar S – Facies characterization and palaeoenvironmental significance of reef-forming Coralline algae dominated sediments: A case study from the Guitar Formation (Middle Pliocene) of Car Nicobar Island, India. 10 th Int. Symp. Fossil Algae, Cluj-Napoca, Romania, September 2011. Ghosh AK & Sarkar S – Palaeodiversity of fossil algae and benthic foraminifera with special allusion to taphonomy and growth-form analyses of coralline algae from the Late Middle Miocene sediments of Long Formation, Little Andaman Island (Hut Bay), India. 10 th Int. Symp. Fossil Algae, Cluj-Napoca, Romania, September 2011. Ghosh AK & Sarkar S – Influence of end Cretaceous mass extinction on the diversity of Coralline Red Algae from India. Sem. Plant diversity and Resources: Evolution, Analysis, Stress and Challenges and Phytodiversity. Kolkata, December 2011. Ghosh AK & Sarkar S – Fossil calcareous algae from the hydrocarbon-potential sedimentary basins of India. 99 th Indian Sci. Congr., Earth Syst. Sci., Bhubaneshwar, January 2012. Ghosh R, Parua DK & Bera S – Phytolith spectra from Pleistocene-Holocene sedimentary sequences in Darjeeling Sub-Himalaya and its palaeoclimatic significance. Sem. Plant diversity and Resources: Evolution, Analysis, Stress and Challenges and Phytodiversity. Kolkata, December 2011. Govind N – Palaeoinformatics– A step towards the modern paleontology. World Conf. Paleontol. Stratigr., Thailand, November-December 2011. www.bsip.res.in
EBIRBAL SAHNI INSTITUT Annual Report 2011-2012 1946 OF PALAEOBOTANY Jha N – Permian palynology of Godavari Graben, its palaeoclimatic and palaeogeographic implication. Field Workshop on Godavari Basin, Kothagudem, August 2011. Jha N – Palynofloral pattern through Upper coal measures of Lower Gondwana sequence in peninsular India. XXII Brazilian Congr. Palaeontol., Natal (RN), Brazil, October 2011. Jha N – Late Permian palynology of India, its palaeoclimatic and phytogeographic significance. World Conf. Paleontol. Stratigr., Thailand, November-December 2011. Kumar M – Record of microscopic charcoal and other fire affected sedimentary organic matter in Early Cretaceous sediments of South Rewa Basin, India. Int. Symp. Palaeontol. & Geol. in Liaoning, China, May 2011. Kumar M – Palaeoecological and phytogeographical implications of Early Cretaceous miospores assemblages of South Rewa and Satpura Gondwana Basins, Central India. Int. Symp. Geol. & Palaeontol. in Yichun, China, August 2011. Meena KL – Permian flora reported from Barakar and Supra- Barakar Sediments from Talchir Coalfield, Orissa, Son- Mahanadi Basin, Eastern India. World Conf. Palaeontol. Stratigr., Thailand, November- December 2011. Mehrotra RC – Some interesting elements of the Tertiary flora of India. 18 th Int. Bot. Congr., Melbourne, Australia, August 2011. Mehrotra RC & Shukla A – Eucalyptus in time and Space. Int. Symp. Geol. & Palaeontol. in Yichun, China, August 2011. Murthy S – Palynostratigraphy of Permian succession in Pench Valley Coalfield, Satpura Basin, Madhya Pradesh, India. XXIII Indian Colloq. Micropalaeontol. Stratigr. & Int. Symp. Global Bioevents in the Earth History, Bangalore, December 2011. Nautiyal CM – Radiometric dating of records of Ancient Culture- Sites in India. Nat. Sem. Scientific Dating of Ancient Events before 2000 BC, New Delhi, July 2011. Nautiyal CM – Radiocarbon dating and its application to palaeoclimatic and Archaeological studies, New Delhi, September 2011. Pandey SK & Kumar S – Biozonation and correlation of the Neoproterozoic Bhander Group, central India. World Conf. Palaeontol. & Stratigr., Thailand, November-December 2011. Phartiyal B, Sharma A & Singh R – Quaternary sedimentation in Trans Himalaya (Ladakh Sector) NW India: Key to tectonics and paleoclimate. GGHCRI- Geol. & Geo-resources of Himalaya and Cratonic Belts of India, Nainital, March 2012. Phartiyal B, Singh R, Kothyari GC & Sharma A – Landscape evolution and geomorphology of the Tangtse River valley (Ladakh), NW Indian Himalaya. 3 rd Ann. Meet. IGCP, Kanpur, January 2012. Pillai SSK – Glossopteris flora from Rawanwara area of Pench Valley Coalfield, Satpura Gondwana Basin, Central India. Indo-Brazilian Symp. Glimpses of Gondwana Research, XXII Brazilian Congr. Palaeontol., Natal, Brazil, October 2011. Pokharia AK – Crops and climate: Implications for cropping strategies during 3 rd -2 nd millennium BC in Gujarat. Int. Sem. Harappan Sites in western India (Gujarat), Pune, March 2012. Prakash N – Diversity and phytogeography of Ginkgoalean leaves in Indian Gondwana. Int. Symp. Geol. & Palaeontol. in Yichun, China, August 2011. Prasad M – Siwalik (Middle Miocene) flora of Tanakpur area in the Himalayan foot hills of Uttarakhand, India and its palaeoclimatic implications. XXIII Indian Colloq. Micropalaeontol. Stratigr. & Int. Symp. Global Bioevents in the Earth History, Bangalore, December 2011. Prasad M, Khare EG & Singh SK – Fossil leaf impressions from the Deccan Intertrappean sediments of Chhindwara District, Madhya Pradesh, India and their palaeoclimatic significance. XXIII Indian Colloq. Micropalaeontol. Stratigr. & Int. Symp. Global Bioevents in the Earth History, Bangalore, December 2011. Rai J, Malarkudi & Singh Abha – Terminal Maastrichtian age calcareous nannofossils preceding K/T mass extinction from Ariyalur Formation, Virdhhachalam area, South India. XXIII Indian Colloq. Micropalaeontol. Stratigr. & Int. Symp. Global Bioevents in the Earth History, Bangalore, December 2011. Rajanikanth A – Relevance of environmental ethics (ee) to sustain planet earth. Nat. Conf. Science of www.bsip.res.in 69
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EBIRBAL SAHNI INSTITUT<br />
OF PALAEOBOTANY<br />
1946<br />
<strong>Annual</strong> <strong>Report</strong> <strong>2011</strong>-<strong>2012</strong><br />
Papers presented at Conferences/Seminars<br />
Babu R & Singh VK – Megascopic multicellularity in<br />
deep time: New evidences from the Proterozoic<br />
Singhora Group. XXIII Indian Colloq.<br />
Micropalaeontol. Stratigr. & Int. Symp. Global<br />
Bioevents in the Earth History, Bangalore,<br />
December <strong>2011</strong>.<br />
Bera SK- Antarctic Science: Researcher’s dream,<br />
opportunities, survival and future prospects. Plant<br />
Sci. Res. in Human Welfare, Kolkata, January <strong>2012</strong>.<br />
Bera SK, Basumatary SK & Gogoi R – Modern pollen<br />
and spore assemblage in relation to biodiversity <strong>of</strong><br />
Itanagar Wildlife Sanctuary, Arunachal Pradesh. 24 th<br />
Ann. Gen. Meet. Indian Phytol. Soc. (Eastern<br />
zone) & Nat. Symp. Microorganism &Plant<br />
Health, Guwahati, November <strong>2011</strong>.<br />
Bernardes-de-Oliveira ME, Mune Sandra, Sucerquia<br />
Paula, Garcia MJ, Guerra Sommer, Margot, Schimidt<br />
IB & Tewari R – Mesophytic Gondwanan pale<strong>of</strong>loras<br />
from Brazil and India: Composition and palaeoclimatic<br />
approach. Indo-Brazilian Symp. Glimpses <strong>of</strong><br />
Gondwana Research, XXII Brazilian Congr.<br />
Palaeontol., Natal, Brazil, October <strong>2011</strong>.<br />
Bhattacharyya A & Shah SK – Wood analysis <strong>of</strong> temporal<br />
tree growth variation <strong>of</strong> tree be suitable in assessment<br />
<strong>of</strong> dynamics <strong>of</strong> Gangotri glacier A<br />
dendrochronological approach. Sem. Plant diversity<br />
and Resources: Evolution, Analysis, Stress and<br />
Challenges and Phytodiversity. Kolkata, December<br />
<strong>2011</strong>.<br />
Dixit S & Bera SK – Late Quaternary climatic<br />
fluctuations from Lower Brahmaputra valley <strong>of</strong><br />
Assam, Northeast India: in context with global climatic<br />
events. World Conf. Palaeontol. Stratigr., Thailand,<br />
November-December <strong>2011</strong>.<br />
Dixit S & Bera SK – Interplay between pollen and extant<br />
vegetation in wetland environ <strong>of</strong> Lower Brahmaputra<br />
floodplain <strong>of</strong> Assam, India. Nat. Conf. Science <strong>of</strong><br />
Climate Change & Earth’s Sustainability: Issues<br />
and Challenges ‘A Scientist-People Partnership’,<br />
Lucknow, September <strong>2011</strong>.<br />
Dixit S & Bera SK – Reconstruction <strong>of</strong> vegetation vis-àvis<br />
climatic fluctuations since early Holocene in and<br />
around lower Brahmaputra flood plain <strong>of</strong> Assam,<br />
Northeast India: based on pollen proxy records. Int.<br />
68<br />
Sem. Emerging Threats & Challenges to<br />
Biodiversity: Policy framework for sustainable<br />
management, Tirupati, March <strong>2012</strong>.<br />
Dixit S, Basumatary SK, Bera SK, Rahman A, Rabha D<br />
& Thomas S – Melissopalynological investigations<br />
from Goalpara District, Assam. 24 th Ann. Gen. Meet.<br />
Indian Phytol. Soc. (Eastern zone) & Nat. Symp.<br />
Microorganism &Plant Health, Guwahati,<br />
November <strong>2011</strong>.<br />
Farooqui A, Naidu TY & Suryanarayana G – Pleistocene<br />
record <strong>of</strong> sea level and vegetation, East coast, India.<br />
XVIII INQUA Congr., Bern, July <strong>2011</strong>.<br />
Ghosh AK & Sarkar S – Facies characterization and<br />
palaeoenvironmental significance <strong>of</strong> reef-forming<br />
Coralline algae dominated sediments: A case study<br />
from the Guitar Formation (Middle Pliocene) <strong>of</strong> Car<br />
Nicobar Island, India. 10 th Int. Symp. Fossil Algae,<br />
Cluj-Napoca, Romania, September <strong>2011</strong>.<br />
Ghosh AK & Sarkar S – Palaeodiversity <strong>of</strong> fossil algae<br />
and benthic foraminifera with special allusion to<br />
taphonomy and growth-form analyses <strong>of</strong> coralline<br />
algae from the Late Middle Miocene sediments <strong>of</strong><br />
Long Formation, Little Andaman Island (Hut Bay),<br />
India. 10 th Int. Symp. Fossil Algae, Cluj-Napoca,<br />
Romania, September <strong>2011</strong>.<br />
Ghosh AK & Sarkar S – Influence <strong>of</strong> end Cretaceous<br />
mass extinction on the diversity <strong>of</strong> Coralline Red<br />
Algae from India. Sem. Plant diversity and<br />
Resources: Evolution, Analysis, Stress and<br />
Challenges and Phytodiversity. Kolkata, December<br />
<strong>2011</strong>.<br />
Ghosh AK & Sarkar S – Fossil calcareous algae from<br />
the hydrocarbon-potential sedimentary basins <strong>of</strong><br />
India. 99 th Indian Sci. Congr., Earth Syst. Sci.,<br />
Bhubaneshwar, January <strong>2012</strong>.<br />
Ghosh R, Parua DK & Bera S – Phytolith spectra from<br />
Pleistocene-Holocene sedimentary sequences in<br />
Darjeeling Sub-Himalaya and its palaeoclimatic<br />
significance. Sem. Plant diversity and Resources:<br />
Evolution, Analysis, Stress and Challenges and<br />
Phytodiversity. Kolkata, December <strong>2011</strong>.<br />
Govind N – Palaeoinformatics– A step towards the modern<br />
paleontology. World Conf. Paleontol. Stratigr.,<br />
Thailand, November-December <strong>2011</strong>.<br />
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