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BIRBAL SAHNI INSTITUTE OF PALAEOBOTANY
Annual Report 2004-2005
Papers presented at Conferences/
Symposia/Meetings
Bera SK – Late Quaternary climatic history of Schirmacher
Oasis and origin of polar lakes, East Antarctica as
deduced from lake sediments and glacial organodebris
using sedimentological, palynological and
chronological parameters. National. Workshop Indian
Antarctic Research Programme.: Achievements of 23 rd
& Planning for 24 th Antarctic Expedition, Goa, July
2004.
Bhattacharyya A – Climatic changes in the western Himalayan
region during Holocene. Joint AOGS 1 st Annual
Meeting & 2 nd APHW Conf., Singapore, July 2004.
Bhattacharyya A & Ranhotra PS – Temporal and spatial aspects
of western Himalayan climate and their implications to
monsoon dynamics. Workshop Indian Monsoon and
Climate Variability during Holocene, Bangalore, May
2004.
Chakraborty S – Investigating the Arabian Sea corals as a
proxy record for the Indian monsoon. Workshop
Indian Monsoon and Climate Variability during
Holocene, Bangalore, May 2004.
Chakraborty S – Use of AMS in studying Ocean-Atmospheric
variabilities. Workshop User Interaction Meeting on
AMS of Radiocarbon Dating, Bhubaneswar, August
2004.
Chauhan MS, Pokharia AK & Singh IB – Pollen records of
Holocene vegetation and climatic changes from
Lahuradewa Lake, Sant Kabir Nagar District, U.P. Joint
Annual Conf. IAS, ISPQS & IHCS and National
Seminar Archaeology of Ganga Plain, Lucknow,
December 2004.
Dwivedi HD & Prasad M – Siwalik (Middle Miocene) leaf
impressions from Koilabas area in the Himalayan foot
hills of western Nepal and their significance.
International Conference Modern Trends in Plant
Sciences with Special Reference to the Role of
Biodiversity in Conservation, Amravati, February
2005.
Farooqui A – Biodiversity of mangroves during Holocene from
south-east caost of India. Symposium.1 st European
GeoscieneUnion, France, April 2004.
Farooqui A – The Evolution of Pichavaram mangroove and
environment since Middle Holocene: A Palynological
record. IGCP 464 Workshop, Visakhapatnam, March
2005.
Guleria JS, Srivastava R & Misra KS – A rare occurrence of
plant and animal fossils in the Deccan basalts of
Khandwa, Madhya Pradesh, India. International
Conference Modern Trends in Plant Sciences with
Special Reference to the Role of Biodiversity in
Conservation, Amravati, February 2005.
Gupta A – Late Quaternary vegetation in temperate zone of
Kumaun Himalaya– Palynological assay. XI
Inernational Palynological Congress, Granada, Spain,
July 2004.
Jha N & Tewari R – Occurrence of Late Permian palynomorphs
and equisetalean axes in Sattupulli Area, Chintalpudi
Subbasin, Andhra Pradesh. International Conference
Modern Trends in Plant Sciences with Special
Reference to the Role of Biodiversity in Conservation,
Amravati, February 2005.
Khare EG, Rao MR & Prasad M – Palynology of Lower Siwalik
sediments (Middle Miocene) from Koilabas area,
western Nepal.International Conference Modern
Trends in Plant Sciences with Special Reference to
the Role of Biodiversity in Conservation, Amravati,
February 2005.
Khendelwal A – Management of mangroves around Chilka Lake,
Orissa, India. Nationa Conference Environmental
Ethics and Sustainable Development., Mumbai,
September 2004.
Khendelwal A – Pollen in air and surface sediments of Lucknow,
India: a critical assessment. 13 th Natinoal Conference
Aerobiology., Nagpur, January-February 2005.
Mandaokar BD – Depositional environment and age of the
sediments (Early Miocene) in Chowngte Mizoram,
India. National Conference Recent Trends in Botany,
Chandrapur, December 2004.
Pokharia AK & Saraswat KS – Ancient crop economy from
Ojiyana, Bhilwara District, Rajasthan. Joint Annnul
Conference IAS, ISPQS & IHCS and National
Seminar Archaeology of Ganga Plain, Lucknow,
December 2004.
Prasad M – Fossil remains of the genus Dipterocarpus Gaertn.
in the Churia (Siwalik) sequence of western Nepal and
its phytogeographical significance. International.
Conference on Modern Trends in Plant Sciences with
Special Reference to the Role of Biodiversity in
Conservation, Amravati, February 2005.
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