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| Preface | ||
| Towards a Review of Tertiary Palaeobotany in the Boreal Realm | 1 | |
| Fossil Plants as Palaeoenvironmental Indicators | 13 | |
| Palaeo-Ecophysiological Studies on Cretaceous and Tertiary Fossil Floras | 23 | |
| Cenozoic Tectono-Magmatic Events in the North Atlantic: Potential Palaeo-Environmental Implications | 35 | |
| Cenozoic Dinoflagellate Palaeoecology Elucidated, and Used for Marine-Terrestrial Biological Correlation | 57 | |
| Late Eocene-Oligocene Dinoflagellate Provincialism in the North Atlantic Ocean | 73 | |
| Dinoflagellate Cysts and Climate Change Through the Neogene | 93 | |
| Comparison of Palaeo Data Based on Plant and Foraminiferal Evidence from the Cenozoic of Northeast Asia (Koryak Hills, Kamchatka) | 107 | |
| Tertiary Climate Changes in the Far East Based on Palaeofloristic and Palaeomagnetic Data | 115 | |
| A Review of Late Cretaceous Floras and Climates of Arctic Russia | 127 | |
| Late Cretaceous Artic Platanoids and High Latitude Climate | 151 | |
| Circum-Arctic Plant Fossils and the Cretaceous-Tertiary Transition | 161 | |
| Early Tertiary Vegetation of Arctic Canada and Its Relevance to Paleoclimatic Interpretation | 175 | |
| Two Conifers - Tetraclinis Mast. (Cupressaceae) and Metasequoia Miki (Taxodiaceae) - Relicts or Palaeoclimatic Indicators of the Past | 199 | |
| The Palaeogene Flora of Spitsbergen: Implications for Arcto-Tertiary Climatostratigraphy | 215 | |
| Alaskan Palaeogene Climates as Inferred from the Clamp Database | 223 | |
| Invasion of Arcto-Tertiary Elements in the Paleogene of Central Europe | 239 | |
| Connecting Links Between the Arctic Paleocene and European Tertiary Floras | 251 | |
| An Estimate of the Early Tertiary Paleoclimate of the Southern Arctic | 267 | |
| The Fossil of the Paleogene Climatic Optimum in North Eastern Asia | 297 | |
| Some Early Paleocene Species from western Kamchatka | 315 | |
| Migrations and Evolution: Computerised Maps from Computerised Data | 327 | |
| Floristic Changes in the Areas Surrounding the Paratethys During Neogene Time | 347 | |
| Some Late Pliocene and Early Pleistocene Pollen Profiles from Poland | 371 | |
| Arcto-Tertiary '93: Perspectives and Prospects | 383 | |
| Plans for Further International Cooperation | 389 | |
| Subject Index | 399 |
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