Palynology of the Permian coal from Barjora of West Bengal, India
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Palynology, Barakar Formation, Permian, IndiaAbstract
Palynological investigations carried out on bore-hole BRJ-003 Barjora of Bankura District in West Bengal, India shows that the assemblage is rich in disaccate pollen grains with predominance of Scheuringipollenites, Straitopodocarpites, Striatopicetes, Lahirites along with a few trilete-tetrahedral spores and monosulcates. The general characteristics of the assemblage indicate Barakar palynoflora.
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