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343 Contents Volume 80, 1994 Editorial avinbe these ai eileen it saectipcilnhahoaiiehe iia catia edb atiananiseliatibdgiddininaiaiaidadciesdsisteitiiubaghnaeaabalinaihindiaiande ilttitbaid eianiattis Vv EN aa ee a ee Oe RON EERE Se TT Ee CP ENE EE een EE Ie eet aR Ce Te aT eRe OT ee Vil Lower vascular plants of the Dakota Formation in Kansas and Nebraska, USA Bg SETTER NAR OF ER RES EON TE A Te I ee OT NE aE eT NED l Early seed plants in the Southern Hemisphere: I. Associated ovulate and microsporangiate organs from the Carboniferous of Peru Sn ns ORTT u SUUIED- "UII sare nner ida eine acaba eshibaragdinanionibibile diaisbibaaaAenbaanadbeicaes 19 Palynostratigraphy of a Carboniferous transgressive systems tract from the earliest Alportian (Namurian) of Britain ane ic IIL ID ET EE POET 2a dain cliched sig hci dla atiichaniendgalsanaiaanldbnest Udbiasdlidsactuuniadaendacaanbislésie 39 Late Devonian—Early Carboniferous miospores from the Menen Borehole, Namur Synclinorium, Belgium S. Loboziak, M. Streel, M. Dusar, F. Boulvain and G. De Geyterr ...............cccsccccsssssssssosssssscsssccccssscnsscccsscoscsscsscsssssosesosscscees 55 Palynology of the Picos de Europa and Puentellés Formations in the Picos de Europa area (Upper Carboniferous, northwest Spain) I cet lettin neh nbinnbadugeleb dish enenmiadbades Adaineiatdbbeninaninnsadesdanibicteniataibees 65 Fossil microorganisms from Upper Cretaceous amber of Mississippi UII TUIIIIITIIIIEED iscsi bc clcalhaishdein ip heeadacten ibbdhesdelahdisistbanadadioh iainndtbtehisaebibandbebhiatehaaeadadatéebianabhituaiphy teusindaisiaebiunsbaedaanbinddplinsbeiebiaianseetinn 75 Grain-size and botanical analysis of two coal beds from the South Island of New Zealand I a decline gm acesi ain sled cee pdebaidanneienbaneieeniesilieend 85 Nothofagus smithtonensis (Nothofagaceae), a new macrofossil species from Oligocene sediments in northwest Tasmania, Australia, and its phylogenetic significance I ada aaa at dal des kcsdisicabelag ait ikea ick annie bcn neabetateiaanbabihasnhdibakeenmnndatiiias 115 Two new species of Pterostoma R.S. Hill from Cenozoic sediments in Australasia I all Tcl clan ciate le dieh cucadineaiaiauided adeamindletiaieiiiied 123 Palynostratigraphy of Nkporo Shale exposures (late Campanian—Maastrichtian) on the Calabar Flank, SE Nigeria I a li tad ated alcl liaaseionegdeeicntnlenashdalaendennindbiinslaspieeaduianaabialiekabampiubidaiaiiaeebadildpiaiéedes 131 Pollen record of the Saint-Macaire maar (Herault, southern France): a lower Pleistocene glacial phase in the Languedoc coastal plain I SS A Sh anki llnaelasieendenisueeb baba elimina adeceiinadsledaliipbisehaiaadbsiuicipahaineeessimanbaubedalehes 149 Reevesia and Itea in the pollen flora of the upper Neogene continental deposit at Sarzana (lower Magra Valley, northern Italy) os Se aT G, UIED- 1n ca seess cispnalidndinanaierpalamiianitannablahnean snnndnaeousapeebibubebabessesesssueahnneaseunieniounsinubias 159 Palaeoethnobotany: Plants and Ancient Man, by F.A. Lone, M. Khan and G.M. Buth—W. van Zeist .0..............ccccecceceeeeeeeeeeees 173 Woods of the Vitaceae— Fossil and modern I a ca ne naa baa ninnalen eg putamen asenneeepadielaneedinanmnbbansdlethtelestiiiidaabien 175 Chlorophycean algae from the Triassic of Australia I lal ia ne ld natalia dadeensinbadniebbilinnsdieniilidsnddbalijelsianeaibinandlneninmnathibebisdnianiibes 209 A synopsis of medullosan pollen organs from the Middle Pennsylvanian Mazon Creek Flora of northeastern Illinois, USA I cl agin nn bicp obdacesnepnannidaminahdabdpnibdninensanasibienmseliseenibietiaebeetianns 235 Some herbaceous lycopods from the Westphalian D of Germany I sd elephant hei innialah naesielad onadesh een mmbiishigibeniieiselbahibebellenibiininianda 259 Permian wood from western Henan, China: implications for palaeoclimatological interpretations EI Maisciitie: MEINE UIE SINE, SERINE 215s scttseeasnidnieeinmesciseniahaaaenndeleanghbnencecsbeiiintuddeiebbaddahnpialaaninesdevbetinnsabensostantnndsihainnnionenineanbienheuths 277 Reproductive structures of an extinct platanoid from the Early Cretaceous (latest Albian) of eastern North America Ses I Sn: SUE, Wiis, SG ORE LU, IIIS :« scicccscscotrccemssniiseasnbashsonunbannondseracsoneopenbuveshinsbubtaniventebebivebstenenabionninenns 291 Parvileguminophyllum coloradensis, a new combination for Mimosites coloradensis Knowlton, Green River Formation of Utah and Colorado I aida aaa allel al ccs aie pebiiadaldeannbinneghabaniipediieetinbetiniidenadenabinuntianentnisuensinieminenithanendineninnis 305 Kurnell Fen: an eastern Australian coastal wetland, its Holocene vegetation, relevant to sea-level change and aboriginal land use I TUT a lca lcd na an Dag hv hindi bi eaten eis cndaheesl ose acting dbo tan redieanadnchnidelnanstnnssddihesabbesensapamnesies 311 The application of microwave technology to the oxidation of kerogen for use in palynology Ins UII i iah lcci dinate inthe edaonalnnelstalaldass nc ai emeniaiaide neen abelidcedidnanhbabindiiibebinkiebnsenneniedeabbatnnontenseiaiinassatnanenohinecenenete 333 Pollen et Spores d’Europe et d’Afrique du Nord, by M. Reille—J.M. OSDOEN 00.0.0... .. cece ce cceceeeeeeeeseseesnsneeeeeeeeeseeseseseeeseseseeeeeseaeas 339 Quaternary Environments, by M.A.J. Williams, D.L. Dunkerley, P. De Deckker, A.A. Kershaw and T. Stokes—W.R. Eisner 340 Flora of the Ravenscrag Formation (Paleocene), southwestern Saskatchewan, Canada, by E.E. Mclver and J.F. Basinger— is MI sichsciiniteclgaciadtinbsapla ase sihicidialige ss slenbsoniesimceliiiaenia aeidhialateihnlinedesaiehnaeetniibishionttnialindatntehniiilinnhen>iviniennnhnapieaeiebensinnainasnnahneentnitnnninteten 341