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See detailMinority Rights in Europe de H. Miall (ed)
Martiniello, Marco ULg

in Ethnic and Racial Studies (1996), 19(2), 446-447

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See detailA miospore assemblage at the Siluro-Devonian boundary from the Tawil Formation, Qatif Field, Saudi Arabia
Steemans, Philippe ULg; Al-Ruwaili, M.; Filatoff, J. et al

Conference (2001)

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See detailMiospore assemblages from the Silurian-Devonian boundary, in borehole A1-61, Ghadamis Basin, Libya
Rubinstein, C.; Steemans, Philippe ULg

in Review of Palaeobotany and Palynology (2002, April), 118(1-avr Sp. Iss. SI), 397-421

Well preserved and diversified miospore assemblages have been recorded from a relatively continuous sequence in borehole A1-61 which spans the Silurian-Devonian boundary in the northwestern part of the ... [more ▼]

Well preserved and diversified miospore assemblages have been recorded from a relatively continuous sequence in borehole A1-61 which spans the Silurian-Devonian boundary in the northwestern part of the Ghadamis Basin, Libya. The sequence is represented by early Devonian Lochkovian beds of the Tadrart Formation that transgress onto the Silurian Ludlow-Pridoli beds of the upper part of the 'Alternances Argilo-greseuses' Formation. The present work demonstrates a succession of miospore assemblages from closely sampled layers that have been stratigraphically dated as Ludlow-middle Pridoli and early Lochkovian by chitinozoans and acritarchs. Over 80 species of cryptospores and trilete spores have been identified. Modified detailed morphological interpretations are given. The miospore assemblages are correlated with miospore zonation schemes established for the type sequences of the Welsh Borderland, and those previously described from Libya. Early occurrences of some species as Streelispora newportensis on the western Gondwana plate, are put forward by comparison with the Old Red Sandstone continent. Phytogeographic and palaeobotanic implications based on these observations are discussed. (C) 2002 Elsevier Science B.V. All rights reserved. [less ▲]

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See detailMiospore Biozonation in the Middle Devonian - Lower Carboniferous of Europe : its application to Western Gondwana
Loboziak, S.; Streel, Maurice ULg

in Anais da Academia Brasileira de Ciencias (1995), 67(3), 311-312

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See detailMiospore contribution to the Upper Famennian-Strunian event stratigraphy
Streel, Maurice ULg

in Annales de la Société Géologique de Belgique (1986), 109(1), 75-92

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See detailMiospore correlation between North American, German and Uralian (Udmurtia) deep facies through Appalachian, Irish and Belgian Platform and Continental Facies near the Devonian-Carboniferous Boundary.
Streel, Maurice ULg

in Lecture note in Earth Science (1986), 8

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See detailMiospore evidence for pre-Emsian and latest Famennian sedimentation in the Devonian of the Paraná Basin, South Brazil
Loboziak, S; Goncalves De Melo, JH; Steemans, Philippe ULg et al

Conference (1995)

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See detailMiospore Evolution from the Ordovician to the Silurian
Steemans, Philippe ULg

in Review of Palaeobotany and Palynology (2000, December), 113(1-3), 189-196

The definition of the term cryptospore is amended to include only spores thought to be produced by embryophytes and to exclude all enigmatic palynomorphs. Cryptospores are included here in the miospore ... [more ▼]

The definition of the term cryptospore is amended to include only spores thought to be produced by embryophytes and to exclude all enigmatic palynomorphs. Cryptospores are included here in the miospore group.The oldest published assemblage of typical cryptospores is Llanvirn in age. The evolution of cryptospore assemblages is very slow from the Llanvirn to the early Llandovery. The Telychian and Sheinwoodian stages are periods of drastic impoverishment in cryptospore biodiversity, followed by an important modification in miospore assemblages. This step in the evolution of the vegetation is correlated with the rapid transgression of seas on the continent during the early Llandovery. On the other hand, the Hirnantian glaciation does not affect diversity of the miospore assemblages. [less ▲]

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See detailMiospore lateral distribution in Upper Famennian alluvial lagoonal to tidal facies from eastern United States and Belgium.
Streel, Maurice ULg; Schlecker, S.E.

in Review of Palaeobotany and Palynology (1990), 64

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See detailMiospore ranges near the D/C Boundary and extinction events.
Streel, Maurice ULg

in Subcommission Devonian Stratigraphy Newsletter (1996), 12

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See detailMiospore systematics and stratigraphic correlation of Devonian-Carboniferous Boundary deposits in the European part of the USSR and Western Europe.
Avchimovitch, V.I.; Byvsheva, T.V.; Higgs, K et al

in Courier Forschungsinstitut Senckenberg (1988), 100

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See detailMiospores and the emergence of land plants
Steemans, Philippe ULg; Wellman, C. H.

in Webby, B.; Paris, F.; Droser, M.L. (Eds.) et al The Great Ordovician Biodiversification Event (2004)

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See detailMiospores du Dévonien Moyen et Supérieur du bassin du Parana, Brésil: systématique et stratigraphie.
Loboziak, S; Streel, Maurice ULg; Burjack, M.I.A.

in Sciences Géologiques. Bulletin (1988), 41(3/4), 351-377

See detailMiospores et acritarches de la Formation d'Hydrequent (Frasnien Supérieur à Famennien Inférieur, Boulonnais, France).
Loboziak, S; Streel, Maurice ULg; Vanguestaine, M

in Annales de la Société Géologique de Belgique (1983), 106

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See detailMiospores et Foraminifères du Famennien des Massifs des Mdakra et du Khatouat (Maroc).
Vachard, D; Loboziak, S; Fadli, D et al

in Sciences Géologiques : Mémoire (1992), 83

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See detailMiospores from Ordovician-Silurian Argentinean basins: evolution and relationships with other South American basins
Rubinstein, C.; Muro, V.; Steemans, Philippe ULg

Conference (2011, September)

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See detailMiospores from the Devonian-Carboniferous transition in Hunan, SW-China.
Fang, X.; Steemans, Philippe ULg; Streel, Maurice ULg

Conference (1993)

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See detailMiospores from the Frasnian-Famennian Boundary deposits in eastern Europe (The Pripyat Depression, Belarus and the Timan-Pechora Province, Russia) and comparison with Western Europe (Northern France).
Obukhovskaya, T.G.; Avchimovitch, V.I.; Streel, Maurice ULg et al

in Review of Palaeobotany and Palynology (2000), 112

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See detailMiospores from the type locality of the middle Famennian Esneux Formation in the Ourthe Valley, eastern Belgium
Loboziak, S; Avkhimovich, V I; Streel, Maurice ULg

in Annales de la Société Géologique de Belgique (1996), 119(2), 111-118

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See detailMiospores from the type locality of the Middle Famennian Esneux Formation in the Ourthe Valley, eastern Belgium
Loboziak, S.; Avkhimovitch, V.I.; Streel, Maurice ULg

in Annales de la Société Géologique de Belgique (1997), 119(2), 111-118

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