On the basis of the method of preservation, fossils are grouped into eight main categories and comments on fossil spots of these categories are mentioned below: Category # 1. Compression (e.g., Zamites sp.): 1. Parts or fragments of plant are buried beneath the sediments in this fossil. 2. The buried specimen becomes flat. It is […]
Top 8 Categories of Fossil Spots | Palaeobotany
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Studying Fossils in Laboratory | Palaeobotany
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The following points highlight six main sophisticated techniques which are employed these days to study the fossils in laboratory. The techniques are: 1. Ground Thin Section Technique 2. Peel Technique 3. Transfer Technique 4. Maceration Technique 5. X-ray Technique 6. Microtomy Technique. 1. Ground Thin Section Technique: The specimen to be studied is cut into […]
Essay on Palaeobotany | Botany
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This article provides an essay on palaeobotany. Introduction to Palaeobotany: Palaeobotany or Paleobotany (American spelling) is a study of the plant life of the geological past. It is a branch of the wider geological science of Palaeontology (Paleontology) which deals with both animal and plant remains. In Palaeontology animal remains get predominance over plant remains […]
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