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palynology

(păl″ĭ-nŏl′-ŏ-jē) [Gr. palumein, to sprinkle, + logos, word, reason]
The study of pollens, spores, or microscopic segments of organisms present in sediments.
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palynology

the study of pollen including pollen analysis.
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Some problems concerning stratigraphic subdivision of Estonian late glacial sediments on the basis of palynologic data.
Holocene shore displacement in the surroundings of Tallinn, North Estonia/Tallinna linnaaseme holotseensed rannajooned
The oldest palynologic record of cerrado flora, found in the Brazilian Central Plateau, dates back approximately 32,000 years B.P.
Contribution to the discussions on the origin of the cerrado biome: Brazilian savanna/Contribuicao as discussoes sobre a origem do bioma cerrado: savana brasileira
In addition, palynologic analysis reveals the presence of land spores, acritarchs, chitinozoans, and scolecodonts.
A Paleontologic Analysis of the Middle Devonian Bell Shale, Michigan. (Environmental Science & Ecology)
In Palynologic Researches in Geologic Studies of the Baltic Region and the Baltic Sea (Bartosh, T., ed.), pp.
Lithostratigraphy and distribution of tills in the Saadjarve Drumlin Field, east-central Estonia/ Moreenide litostratigraafia ja levik Saadjarve voorestikus/[TEXT NOT REPRODUCIBLE IN ASCII]
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