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BIRBAL SAHNI INSTITUTE OF PALAEOBOTANY
Annual Report 2004-2005
Birbal Sahni Institute of Palaeobotany
Sharma M 2004. Inter-relationship (position and connection)
between South China Block vis a vis Australia and
India in SWEAT hypothesis: Neoproterozoic
biogeography and organismal constraints. IGCP-440
Nat. Workshop, Thiruvananthapuram: 19.
Sharma M, Prasad V, Saxena A & Singh IB 2004. Microscopic
charcoal in Lacustrine sediments of Lahuradewa, as
evidence of Human activity. Joint Annual Conf. IAS,
ISPQS & IHCS and Nat. Sem. Archaeol. Ganga Plain,
Lucknow: 48.
Shukla M, Tewari VC, Babu R & Kumar P 2004. Vendian
non-mineralised sponges from the Buxa Dolomite,
Lesser Himalaya, India. Working Group Meeting
IGCP-493, Italy.
Srivastava AK 2004. Late Palaeozoic plant fossil assemblages
from India. Nat. Conf. Recent Trends Botany,
Chandrapur: 8.
Srivastava AK 2004. Geologic history of plants and biodiversity
conservation. Int. Conf. Modern Trends in Plant
Sciences with Special Reference to the Role of
Biodiversity in Conservation, Amravati: 24.
Srivastava C 2004. Emerging trends of palaeoethnobotanical
investigations at ancient Ahirua Rajarampur and
Siyapur, District Kannauj, U.P. Joint Annual Conf. IAS,
ISPQS & IHCS and Nat. Sem. Archaeol. Ganga Plain,
Lucknow: 24.
Srivastava R 2004. Palaeobiodiversity in Tertiary sequences
of India. Int. Conf. Modern Trends in Plant Sciences
with Special Reference to the Role of Biodiversity in
Conservation, Amravati: 147.
Tewari R 2004. Significance of fossil plant cuticles in
palaeoecology. European Plant Taphonomy Meeting,
Leiden, The Netherlands: 21.
Tewari R 2004. Permian megafloristics of Wardha Basin,
Maharashtra. Int. Conf. Modern Trends in Plant
Sciences with Special Reference to the Role of
Biodiversity in Conservation, Amravati: 136.
Tewari R, Srivastava RK, Singh KK, Saraswat KS, Singh IB,
Chauhan MS, Sekar B, Pokharia AK, Saxena A,
Prasad V, Sharma M & Joglekar PP 2004.
Archaeological studies in Lahuradewa Area, Ganga
Plain: 9 Epilogue: Implications for the archaeological
studies in Ganga Plain. Nat. Sem. Archaeology of the
Ganga Plain, Lucknow: 59-60.
Thakur OP, Dogra NN & Sarkar S 2004. Palynology of the
Pinjor Formation exposed at Bikram Bagh in the Sirmaur
district of Himachal pradesh, India. Nat. Sem. Plant
Microbes & Environment: Issues and Challenges,
Burdwan: 96-97.
Thakur OP, Dogra NN & Sarkar S 2005. Organodebris
analysis of the Pinjor Formation of Upper Siwalik
SubGroup exposed along Markanda river section near
Kala-Amb in Sirmaur district of Himachal Pradesh. 1 st
J&K State Sci. Congr., Jammu: 160-161.
Thakur OP, Dogra NN & Sarkar S 2005. Record of
palynodebris from the Subathu Formation of Madighat
area, Sirmaur district, Himachal Pradesh, India. Int.
Conf. Modern Trends in Plant Sciences with Special
Reference to the Role of Biodiversity in Conservation,
Amravati: 140-141.
Tiwari R, Srivastava RK, Singh KK, Saraswat KS, Singh IB &
Sekar B 2004. Archaeological studies in Lahuradewa
Area, Ganga Plain: 1- Excavations at Lahuradewa, Dist.
Sant Kabir Nagar, UP. Nat. Sem. Archeology of the
Ganga Plain, Lucknow:
Trivedi GK 2004. Palynology of the Kopili Formation (Late
Eocene) in Jaintia Hills, Meghalaya, India. XI Meeting
Palaeobot. & Palynol., Rio Grande do Sul State, Brazil:
147.
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