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1994-95 Himalaya and the foredeep : 103. G.S.I., Lucknow. Garg, R., Krishna, J., Jain, K.P. & Khowaja-Ateequzzaman 1994. Late .Jurassic Ammonoids and their associated dinoflagellate cyst assemblages from Tethys Himalaya : An integrated approach. IX Himalaya-Karakorum- Tibet Workshop, Kathmandu, J. Nepal Geol. Soc. 10 : 54-55. Khandelwal, A. 1994. Aerospora of Lucknow with remarks on pollen spurts in atmosphere and surface sediments. 5th Int. Con! Aerobiol. : 74. Bangalore. Khandelwal, A. & Gupta, H.P. 1994. Honey bees and yellow rain. 5th Int. Collf Aerobiol. : 75. Bangalore. Maheshwari, H.K., Kapoor, H.M & Bajpai, U. 1995. Palynofossils from the Dunpathri Member of Mamal Formation, Kashmir Valley. Symp. Recent advances in geological studies of Northwest Himalaya and theJoredeep : 91. G.S.I., Lucknow. Prasad, M. 1994. Siwalik flora from Koilabas area in the Nepal Himalaya and its significance on palaeoenvironment and phytogeography. IX Himalaya-Karakorum- Tibet Workshop, Kathmandu, J. Nepal Geol. Soc. 10: 101. SarkaI', S. & Corvinus, G. 1994. Palynology and palaeoenvironment of Siwalik sediments around Arjunkhola, Nepal. IX Himalaya-Karakorum-Tibet Workshop, Kathmandu, J. Nepal geol. Soc. 10 : 172. Saxena, R.K. 1995. Palynology of the Upper Siwalik sediments in nOlthwestern India. Symp. Recent advances in geological studies of Northwest Himalaya and the foredeep: 101. G.S.I., Lucknow. Sharma, C. 1994. Palaeovegetation and palaeoclimate of Late-Quaternary sediments from eastern Himalaya. IX Himalaya-Karakorum- Tibet Workshop, Kathmandu, J. Nepal geol. Soc. 10: 120. Sharma, C., Chauhan, M.S., Gupta, A. & Rajagopalan, G. 1995. Vegetation and climate of Garhwal Himalaya during last 4,000 years. Symp. Recent advances in geological studies of Northwest Himalaya and theJoredeep: 90. G.S.I., Lucknow. Sharma, C. & Gupta, A. 1994. Vegetational history of Nachiketa Tal, Garhwal Himalaya, India. IX Himalaya-Karakorum-Tibet Workshop, Kathmandu, J. Nepal geol. Soc. 10:173. Sharma, S., Babu, R., Maithy, P.K. & Kumar, S. 1995. Lithostratigraphy and environment of deposition of the carbonate sequence, The Iron Ore Group, Barbil area, Orissa: A preliminary report. XI Conv. Indian Assoc. Sedimentol. : 73. Roorkee. Singh, T., Tiwari, R.S., Vijaya & Ram-Awatar 1995. Stratigraphy and palynology of the Permian and Early Triassic sequences in Spiti Valley, H.P. In : Symp. Recent advances in geological studies oj Northwest Himalaya and theJoredeep: 93. G.S.I., Lucknow. 147
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