Spore Assemblages
Spore Assemblages is a systematic paleobotanical construct that comprises the characteristic associations of fossilized spores preserved in sedimentary strata, distinguished by their taxonomic composition, relative abundance, and stratigraphic distribution to reconstruct ancient floral communities and paleoenvironments.
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Maurice Streel, Kenneth T. Higgs, Stanislas Loboziak et al. · Review of Palaeobotany and Palynology · 1987 · 346 citations · Full text
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Natural History Museum
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