1994-95 - Birbal Sahni Institute of Palaeobotany

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1994-95 Papers presented at Conferences/SymposialMeetings Arya, R. & Awasthi, N. - Leaf- impressions from Kasauli Formation, Kasauli, Himachal Pradesh and their palaeoecologic and palaeoenvironmental significance. Symp. Recent advances in geological studies of Northwest Himalayaalld theforedeep, G.S.I., Lucknow, FeblUary 1995. Awasthi, N. - Dipterocarpaceae in the Indian subcontinent: Past, present and future. V Round Table Conf, Chiang Mai, Thailand, November 1994. I3hattaeharyya, A. & Yadav, R.R. - Dendrochronological analysis of some Himalayan conifers. 11lI. COllf on Tree Rings Envirollment and Humanity: Relationships and Processess, Tucson, Arizona, May 1994. Chandra, A. - Siliceous microfossils from Andaman and Nicobar Islands, India. Int. Symp. Recent Advances ill Phycology, Madras, July 1994. Chauhan, M.S. & Sharma, C. - Pollen analysis of Mid-Holocene sediments from Kumaon Himalaya. "Symp. Recelll advallces in geological sttidies of Northwest Himalaya alld theforedeep", G.S.I., Lucknow, FeblUary 1995. Garg, R., Jaikrishna, Jain, K.P. & Khowaja-Ateequzaman - Late Jurassic anlmonoids and their associated dinoOagellate cyst assemblages from Tethys Himalaya: An integrated approach. IX Himalaya-Karakorum-Tibet Workshop, Kathmandu, Nepal, April 1994. Khandelwal, A. - Aerospora of Lucknow with remarks on pollen SPUl1Sin atmosphere and sUlface sediments. 5th lilt. COil! Aerobiol., l3angalore, August 1994. Khandelwal, A. & Gupla, H.P. - Honey bees and yellow rain. 5th lilt. Conf on Aerobiol. , Bangalore, August 1994. Maheshwari, H.K., Kapoor, H.M. & l3ajpai, U. - Palynofossils from the Dunpathri Member of Mamal Formation, Kashmir. Symp. Recellt advallces in geological studies ofNortlnvest Himalaya alld theforedeep, G.S.I., Lucknow, FeblUary 1995. Prasad, M. - Siwalik Dora from Koilabas area in the Nepal Himalaya and its significance on palaeoenvironment and phytogeography. IX Himalaya - Karakorum - Tibet Workshop, Kathmandu, Nepal. April 1994. Sharma, c., Chauhan, M.S., Gupta, A. & Rajagopalan, G. - Vegetation and climate of Garhwal Himalaya during last 4,000 years. Symp. Recent advances ill geological studies of Northwest Himalaya and theforedeep, G.S.I., Lucknow, February 1995. Sharma, C. & Gupta, A. - Vegetational history of Nachiketa Tal, Garhwal Himalaya, 37
BSIP India. 9th International Himalaya- Karakorum-Tibet Workshop, Nepal, April 1994. Sharma, S., Babu, R., Maithy, P.K. & Kumar, S. - Lithostratigraphy and environment of deposition of the carbonate sequence, The Iron Ore Group, Barbil area, Orissa: A preliminary repOlt. XI Conv. Indian Assoc. SedimenlOl., Roorkee, January 1995. Srivastava, C. - Man and plants: An archaeological perspective. Workshop: Young Archaeologists Meet, Patna, April 1994. Srivastava, R. - Systematic anatomy of fossil woods in the Tettiary flora of India. III Pacific Regional Wood Anatomy Con!, Rotrua, New Zealand, November 1994. Srivastava, Suresh C. & Bhattacharyya, A.P.- Early Permian microfossils in faunal coal balls from Alllnachal Pradesh, India: Phytogeographic and palaeoenvironmental significance. CIMP Symp. Stratotypes and Stages- Palynology, Palaeoenvironment and Stratigraphy, Sheffield, September 1994. Singh, T., Tiwari, R.S., Vijaya & Ram·Awatar - Stratigraphy and palynology of the Permian and Early Triassic sequences in Spiti Valley, H.P. Symp. Recent advances in geological studies ojNorthwest Himalaya and thejoredeep, G.S.I., Lucknow, Feblllary 1995. Vijaya - Carboniferous-Permian event: Rise of Glossopteris tlora on Gondwanaland. Int. Symp. Permian Stratigr. Environm. Res., Guiyang, China, August 1994. Yadav, R.R. & Bhattacharyya, A. - Tree ring of some Indian tropical u·ees. IIll. Con! Tree Rings Environmelll and Humanity: Relationships and Processess, Tucson, Arizona, May 1994. 38
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