1991-92 - Birbal Sahni Institute of Palaeobotany

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BSIPM.S. ChauhanPart-7Part-8Part-9Part-IOPart-llProgramme 9.10Objective, DinoflagellatesKhowaja-Ateequzzaman, Diatoms and SilicoflagellatesAnil Chandra, NannoplanktonJyotsanaRai, Calcareous AlgaeA. Rajanikanth, ArchaeobotanyChanchala,Four Decades of Indian palaeobotany : A crilicalassessment 1950-1990,To critically analyse and evaluate palaeobotanicaldata generated during the period 1950-1990 forsynthesis and review,To compile state-of-the-art reports on selectedthemes,To publish a compendium as a Birbal SahniCentenary contributionKnowledge on the palaeobotanical and palaeopalynological data generatedmostly during the post-Sahni Era has been synthesised and fUluristic trends hasbeen discussed. The proceedings volume of the symposium - Four Decades ofIndian Palaeobotany is in press. The following research papers were presented bylhe Institute scientists in the Symposium held during November, 1991 :P.K. MaithyB.S. Venkatachala,Manoj Shukla &Mukund SharmaH.K. MaheshwariAnil ChandraK.P. Jain,Rahul Garg &Khowaja-Ateequzzaman: Palaeobiology of the Vindhyan sediments, Metaphyte and Metazoan fossils from Precambriansediments of India - a critique, Provincialism of Gondwana floras, Fossil diatoms and their significance, Fossil dinoflagellate cysts: an emergingtool in Indian biostratigraphy52Shaila Chandra ,Changing patterns of the Permian Gondwana
1991-92A.K. SrivastavaUsha BajpaiVegetation,Alien clements in the Gondwana flora of India, Morphological trends on the Gondwana plantsJayasriBanerji, Life and time of WilliamsoniaShyam C. SrivastavaM.B. BandeJ.S. GuleriaN. AwasthiVijayaSuresh C. SrivastavaR.S.Tiwari &Archana TripathiR.S. TiwariH.P. SinghR.K. KarR.K. SaxenaH.P. GuptaChhaya SharmaAsha KhandelwalK.S. SaraswatA. RajanikanthS.A. Jarar, Triassic flora of India - transition, Palaeogene vegetation of Peninsular India, Neogene vegetation of Peninsular India,Changing pallerns of vegetation through theNeogene Siwalik succession, Evolutionary trends in saccate pollen during theGondwana,Permian palynological assemblage in the GodavariGraben,Palynofossil assemblages through the IndianGondwana (marker assemblages), The northern extension of the Indian Gondwana a palynological approach: Tertiary palynofossils and the Himalayan orogeny, Stratigraphical implications of Tertiary palynologicalsuccession in the north- eastern and western India, Neyveli lignites and associated sediments, their palynology,palaeoecology and correlation with thewest-coast lignites, Changing pattern of vegetation in the intermontaneKashmir Basin since 3 my: a palynological approach, Palaeoclimatic oscillations since last deglaciation inwestern Himalaya: a palynological assay, Holocene history of mangrove vegetation in India- a palynological interpretation, Plant economy in relation to socio- economic evolutionin ancient India: Rock building calcareous Cretaceous- Tertiary algaefrom India - an ecological perspective, Calcareous nannoplankton in Indian basins - problemsand potentials53
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