Journal of Palaeosciences · 1973 · 28 citations · 8 references
Natural SciencesArchaeologyBotanyPaleoanthropologyPaleobotanyPaleoecologyFossil IdentificationFossil PlantsFossil Wood AnatomyPaleoecology Of PlantsWood IdentificationAnatomy Of Fossil PlantsFossil FloraFossil StemsFossil Wood IdentificationMiocene FlorasPaleoanthropological FossilsPaleobotanical TaxonomySystematic Paleobotany
Fossil woods representing the genera Elaeocarpus, Mallotus, Afzelia, Bursera, Kayea and Terminalia have been identified from the Tertiary of Tipam sandstones in Assam. Their presence in Eastern India during the Upper Miocene is note-worthy from the standpoint of their palaeographical distribution. The fossil wood of Bursera is known for the first time from India and abroad.
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A Dictionary of the Flowering Plants and Ferns.
C.G.G.J. van Steenis, J. C. Willis · Journal of Ecology · 1967 · 294 citations · Full text
Fossil woods from the Tertiary of Hailakandi, Assam
U. Prakash, P.P. Tripathi · Journal of Palaeosciences · 1969 · 20 citations · Full text