The spinicaudatan genus Tenuestheria was originally described from the Upper Cretaceous Lanxi Formation in Jinhua, Zhejiang Province, China. Its frequent occurrence in contemporaneous strata elsewhere makes it an important ...

Six localities in western France contain deposits of mid Cretaceous age that have yielded small assemblages of megaspores. These are Archingeay-Les Nouillers, Puy-Puy, Les Renardieres, La Buzinie and Le Brouillard quarries, ...

Two boreholes drilled approximately 75 km apart in the Songliao Basin, Northeast China, have together provided a composite core that represents an almost continuous section through Late Cretaceous-early Paleocene deposits. ...

Forty-seven samples from Upper Cretaceous sections penetrated by the Kachi-1 and Inga-1 wells in the South Yellow Sea Basin have been analysed for their spore and pollen content. Thirty-five species of 18 spore genera and ...

The diagnosis of the conchostracan genus Tenuestheria from the Lanxi Formation in Jinhua, Zhejiang Province in Southeast China is revised following an examination of the type species under a scanning electron microscope, ...

The spinicaudatan Tylestheria was first described from the clam shrimp ('conchostracan') Halysestheria yui Zone in the upper Turonian First Member of the Nenjiang Formation, which crops out in the Songliao Basin in ...