Add to ORKGOur knowledge on the Nymphaeaccan plants of the Cretaceous age of our coun-try is limited. and the only fossil I have hitherto described is Nelunibo orientali
From the Palaeocretaceous formations in the Shima Peninsula, the following molluscan fossils are des...
The lost plant fossil and fish locality of \u201cMonte Colle\u201d, near the village of Bolca, Veron...
Supplemental note of the previous paper entitled The Second Addition to the Oarai Flora of the Upper...
Oarai plant bed was discovered by Ozaki and Saito in 1954 on the shore of the river Naka in the vici...
The Oarai flora involves 63 species in the 50 genera, and consist of the Hepaticae 1.6% ; Filicales ...
The 2nd International Symposium on Earth History of Asia 31 October – 3 November, Niigata, Japa
The present author has described in his previous paper (1959) the list of fossil plants from Oarai d...
A new assemblage of Late Cretaceous fossil plants (the Kamikitaba assemblage) was discovered from th...
Thermally altered and carbonised palynomorphs from the Omichidani Formation in the Tetori area of we...
From the Byobugaura member, plant fossils have long been known to occur in silty or ligneous beds. T...
Premise of research. Discoveries of fossil flowers in Cretaceous rocks offer improved evidence for r...
Abstract: A new collection of plant fossils from the Derevyannye Gory Formation of the New Siberia I...
Supplemental note of the previous paper entitled An Inspection of the Oarai Flora of Upper Gretaceou...
Supplemental note of the previous paper intitled Addition to the Oarai Flora of the Upper Cretaceous...
The first flowering plant fossils occur as rare, undiverse pollen grains in the Early Cretaceous (Va...
From the Palaeocretaceous formations in the Shima Peninsula, the following molluscan fossils are des...
The lost plant fossil and fish locality of \u201cMonte Colle\u201d, near the village of Bolca, Veron...
Supplemental note of the previous paper entitled The Second Addition to the Oarai Flora of the Upper...
Oarai plant bed was discovered by Ozaki and Saito in 1954 on the shore of the river Naka in the vici...
The Oarai flora involves 63 species in the 50 genera, and consist of the Hepaticae 1.6% ; Filicales ...
The 2nd International Symposium on Earth History of Asia 31 October – 3 November, Niigata, Japa
The present author has described in his previous paper (1959) the list of fossil plants from Oarai d...
A new assemblage of Late Cretaceous fossil plants (the Kamikitaba assemblage) was discovered from th...
Thermally altered and carbonised palynomorphs from the Omichidani Formation in the Tetori area of we...
From the Byobugaura member, plant fossils have long been known to occur in silty or ligneous beds. T...
Premise of research. Discoveries of fossil flowers in Cretaceous rocks offer improved evidence for r...
Abstract: A new collection of plant fossils from the Derevyannye Gory Formation of the New Siberia I...
Supplemental note of the previous paper entitled An Inspection of the Oarai Flora of Upper Gretaceou...
Supplemental note of the previous paper intitled Addition to the Oarai Flora of the Upper Cretaceous...
The first flowering plant fossils occur as rare, undiverse pollen grains in the Early Cretaceous (Va...
From the Palaeocretaceous formations in the Shima Peninsula, the following molluscan fossils are des...
The lost plant fossil and fish locality of \u201cMonte Colle\u201d, near the village of Bolca, Veron...
Supplemental note of the previous paper entitled The Second Addition to the Oarai Flora of the Upper...