BSIPMeghalaya have yielded a rich spore-pollen assemblage. Pleridophytes are richlyrepresented in the assemblage. The following species were identified :Lycopodiumsporites abundans, Polypodiaceaesporites tertiarus, P. favus, Biretisporilessp., Faveosporites, Lygodiumsporites Jakiensis, Cyalhidires spp., Strialrifeles susannae,S. sinuosus, Surmaspora sinuosQ, Malayaeaspora costala, Pinuspollenitesfoveolatus, Abiespollenites burmaensis, Laricoidites sp., Podocarpidites sp.,Retipilonapites sp., Neocouperipollis spp., Trifossapollenites costatus, Bombacacidiresinausus. The spore-pollen recovered are comparable with Miocene assemblages<strong>of</strong> north-eastern India.Programme 6.6: Palynostratigraphy <strong>of</strong><strong>of</strong> Mikir and NorthR.S.Singhthe Tertiary sedimentsCachar lIills, AssamObjective : To select stratigraphically and ecologically importantpalynotaxa <strong>of</strong> North Cachar Hill: To study ultrastructure <strong>of</strong> important palyn<strong>of</strong>ossilsand to trace their relation with pollen <strong>of</strong> moderntaxa: To reconstruct the environment <strong>of</strong> deposition andpalaeoclimate during sedimentationMacerated 67 rock samples from Lumding-HaOong rqad section, North CacharHills, out <strong>of</strong> which 27 samples yielded spore-pollen. The assemblage is representedby the genera Polypodiaceaesporites, Pteridacidites, Striatriletes, Piceapollenites,Podocarpidites, Pinuspollenites, Polyadopollenites, Bombacacidites, Ericipites andMagnamonocolpites. The reworked Permian miospores are also represented in theassemblage. These are: Parasaccites, Striatopodocarpidites and Densipollenites.Programme 6.7ObjectiveMadhavKumar: Palynostratigraphy <strong>of</strong> Barail sediments InUpper Assam: To study Barail sedimentslithic characters, naturen<strong>of</strong>ossil contentin order to know their<strong>of</strong> contact and paly-: To study morphotaxonomy <strong>of</strong> the palyn<strong>of</strong>ossils: To establish palynological zonation in the Barailsedimentary succession: To study the botanical affinity <strong>of</strong> the variousspore-pollen taxaPalynology <strong>of</strong> a section in Jeypore Colliery, Tikak Parbat Formation (UpperOligocene) was completed. The assemblage consists <strong>of</strong> 54 genera and 79 species,out <strong>of</strong> which 19 genera and 40 species belong to pteridophytes, 24 genera and 29species to angiosperms, 3 genera and 4 species to gymnosperms and 8 genera and6 identifiable species to fungal. remains. The taxa are represented by the families38
<strong>1991</strong>-<strong>92</strong>Cyalheaceae, Osmundaceae, Gleicheniaceae, Mataniaeeae, Polypodiaceae,Arecaceae, Malvaceae, Meliaceae, Bombacaceae, Alangiaceae, Caesalpiniaceae,etc. It seems that the sedimentation took place in fresh water condition and therewas plenty <strong>of</strong> rainfall.B.D.MandaokarProgramme 6.8Objective: Palynostratigraphy <strong>of</strong> the Kopili Formation <strong>of</strong>Khasi and Jaintia Hills, Meghalaya: To establish palynological zones for correlationand dating: To deduce palaeoclimate and depositional environment: To carry out SEM studies <strong>of</strong> important palyn<strong>of</strong>ossils10 trace evolutionary trendsPalynology <strong>of</strong> the Kopili Formation (Upper Eocene) in the type area wascompleted. The assemblage consists <strong>of</strong> 17 genera and 23 species. The dominantgenera are : Retitribrevicolporites, Dictyophyllidites and Polypodiaceaesporites.Cyathidites, Lygodiumsporites, Todisporites and Surmaspora are also occasionallymel with. The palynological assemblage has been compared with other assemblages<strong>of</strong> the equivalent formation. They exhibit a marked contrast as there is hardly anydominant common clements in the assemblages. In the type locality,Retitribrevicolporites is the most common taxon whereas at Garampani it is Operculosculptites.At Umsohryngkew River section Echitricolpites is common andStriatriletes is found in dominance in Jowai Badarpur road section.G.K.TrivediProgramme 6.9 : Comparative palynologicaland Indian Upperaeocene sedimentsstudies <strong>of</strong> AfricanCretaceous . Pal-Objective : To study Upper Cretaceous - Tertiary palyn<strong>of</strong>ossilsfrom Senegal and Tanzania to evaluate palynologicalassemblage and identify common palyn<strong>of</strong>ossilmarkers: To trace patterns <strong>of</strong> migration for deciphering palaeogeographicaldistribution and spread <strong>of</strong> angiospermtnxa: To explore possibilities <strong>of</strong> obtaining comparativematerial from southeast AsiltPalynological investigation on the Cretaceous-Tertiary transition in the borehole core no. CM5 drilled in the Atlantic ocean <strong>of</strong>f Senegal Coast, West Africa hasbeen carried out. According to the stratigraphic data provided by Dr. A. Ly,Universite Cheikh Anta Diop, Dakar, Senegal the top <strong>of</strong> the Maastrichtian ismarked approximately at 9952 m. The present study is aimed to detail out palynologicaldata and correia te with stratigraphic information. Samples <strong>of</strong> the sediments39
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