Geobotany

Front Matter....Pages i-viii
Late Pleistocene and Postglacial Plant Communities of the Great Lakes Region....Pages 1-27
Limiting Factors in Paleoenvironmental Reconstruction....Pages 29-42
Taxonomic and Stratigraphic Significance of the Dispersed Spore Genus Calamospora ....Pages 43-64
Depositional and Floristic Interpretations of a Pollen Diagram from Middle Eocene, Claiborne Formation, Upper Mississippi Embayment....Pages 65-76
Toward an Understanding of the Reproductive Biology of Fossil Plants....Pages 77-93
A Geobotanical Overview of the Bryophyta....Pages 95-107
Modern and Paleocene Metasequoias : A Comparison of Foliage Morphology....Pages 109-131
A Middle Pennsylvanian Nodule Flora from Carterville, Illinois....Pages 133-155
Paleobotanical and Geological Interpretations of Paleoenvironments of the Eastern Interior Basin....Pages 157-164
Preliminary Investigation of Two Late Triassic Conifers from York County, Pennsylvania....Pages 165-172
North American Primitive Paleozoic Charophytes and Descendents....Pages 173-193
Calcification of Filaments of Boring and Cavity-Dwelling Algae, and the Construction of Micrite Envelopes....Pages 195-207
An Agricultural Revolution in the Lower Great Lakes....Pages 209-232
The Place of the Amerindian in the Origin of the Southern Appalachian Grass Balds....Pages 233-246
Suspended Sediment and Plankton Relationships in Maumee River and Maumee Bay of Lake Erie....Pages 247-282
The Return of Aquatic Vascular Plants into the Great Lakes Region after Late-Wisconsin Glaciation....Pages 283-299
Back Matter....Pages 301-308