Welcome to the homepage of the Commission Internationale de Microflore du Paléozoique The Commission Internationale de Microflore du Paléozoique (C.I.M.P.) is an international federation of palynologists interested in Palaeozoic palynology. The commission aims to advance knowledge in palynology and related subjects by the promotion of international co-operation and meetings between scientists of all regions and countries. To this end the C.I.M.P. arranges symposia and working groups ...

Spores and Pollen Pollen and spores are critical parts of the life cycles of vascular and, because they have very resistant walls, pollen and spores typically are the most abundant, easily identifiable, and best preserved plant remains in sediments and sedimentary rocks. Therefore, their presence and abundance in sediments can be used as a proxy indicator for composition of plant communities growing at and around a site over both recent and geologic time. What are Spores and Poll ...

Glossary of Pollen and Spore Terminology Second and revised edition by Peter Hoen PREFACE TO THE SECOND EDITION Please read this preface before going to the other parts of the GLOSSARY. There are some important changes since the previous web-edition. IMPORTANT NOTICE All the pages of the "GLOSSARY" are tested with Windows 3.11 and Netscape Navigator 4.05 ! I have noticed that in Microsoft Internet Explorer things don't always look like I wanted it to be. So ...

Glossary of Pollen and Spore Terminology Second and revised edition by Peter Hoen PREFACE TO THE SECOND EDITION Please read this preface before going to the other parts of the GLOSSARY. There are some important changes since the previous web-edition. IMPORTANT NOTICE All the pages of the "GLOSSARY" are tested with Windows 3.11 and Netscape Navigator 4.05 ! I have noticed that in Microsoft Internet Explorer things don't always look like I wanted it to be. So ...

Palynology at The University of Calgary Dept. of Geology and Geophysics Limbicysta Marshall 1989, a type of fossil algal cyst from the Early Cretaceous. About 120 microns in size. Faculty contact: Dr. Len V. Hills, Dept. of Geology and Geophysics, Earth Sciences Building, room 278. E-mail: hills@geo.ucalgary.ca What is paleopalynology? Paleopalynology is the study of organic-walled microfossils. Usually this means fossil plant pollen and spores, and in marine environments, single- ...

PALYNOLOGY is the branch of science dealing with microscopic, decay-resistant remains of certain plants and animals. It has many applications including archaeological palynology, Quaternary palynology , and stratigraphic palynology. Olneya tesota Lee Sola REGULAR FEATURES Definitions & Illustrations Pollen Grain of the Month Web Site of the Month Kid's Palynology (K-3) PALYNOLOGY AT UofAZ History Instruction Research Personnel LINKS TOWORLD ORGANIZATIONSSERVIC ...

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The Palynology and Organic Petrology Research Group undertakes academic research and consultancy projects worldwide with special reference to Devonian / Carboniferous palynology & biostratigraphy, organic petrology, maturation and hydrocarbon source rock studies INDEX Members Labs and Equipment Main areas of research Publications and Ph.D. Theses Ph.D. Project News Links to other sites Maintained by Geoff Clayton Last updated 1st November 2002 Geology Department

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