LINKS TO NON-COMMERCIAL WEB SITES

Affiliate Societies

• AGU American Geophysical Union
• GSA Geological Society of America
• IFPS International Federation of Palynological Societies
• SEPM Society for Sedimentary Geology

• Asociacion Latinoamericana de Paleobotanica y Palinologia
• Canadian Association of Palynologists
• Commission Internationale de Microflore du Paléozoïque
• Collegium Palynologicum Scandinavicum
• International Association for Plant Taxonomy -- includes the on-line English version of the current ICBN (Tokyo Code, 1994).
• International Federation of Palynological Societies -- includes an online searchable database of the World Directory of Palynologists.
• International Organisation of Palaeobotany

• University of Arizona, Dept. of Geosciences -- Palynology
• Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona, Laboratori de Palinologia (Spain)
• University of Münster, Palæobotanical Research Group (Germany). Has extensive resources including a regularly updated History of Palæozoic Forests.
• Laboratory of Archeobotany and Paleoekology, Czech Republic
• Laboratory of Palæobotany and Palynology at Utrecht University. Includes the LPP Foundation and Peter Hoen's Glossary of Pollen and Spore Terminology.
• Laboratory of Palynology and Palaeoecology of C.N.R., Università di Milano Bicocca
• Paleobotany Laboratory at Weston Observatory, Boston College.
• The NOAA/Paleoclimatology Program -- distributes the product of various collaborative efforts to collect and organize pollen records from around the globe. These data include pollen counts and related information.

• The Micropalaeontological Society -- Includes the latest edition of the British Micropalæontological Society's newsletter, along with information about the Society, latest reports from all the specialist groups (including Palynology), and a list of micropalæontological websites.
• The Linnean Society of London -- Concerned mostly with living organisms but also deals with the fossil record. Includes a Palynology Specialist Group (contact: M. M. Harley).
• NAMS - The North American Micropaleontology Section of the Society for Sedimentary Geology (SEPM) -- NAMS Promotes all aspects of micropaleontology, and is the sponsor of the Marine Micropaleontology Research Group, a formal research group within SEPM.
• Ocean Drilling Program Database -- Online databases (including paleontological) of the Ocean Drilling Program.
• The Palæontographical Society -- includes information on aims of the society, membership, and how to obtain catalogues and monographs.
• The Palæontological Association -- contains the programme and abstracts for its forthcoming Annual Conference.
• PaleoNet West (Berkeley, Ca) -- paleontology jobs, calendar, forum, internet resources, and much more. For a mirror site based in the UK see PaleoNet East (The Natural History Museum, London).
• Paleontological Society (WWW home page)

• Geoarchaeology and Archaeological Geology
  Grants, Fellowships, and Funding Opportunities for Graduate Students
• Links for Palæobotanists -- Annotated links to internet resources, especially for palæobotanists.
• Museum of Natural History - London
• Paleontology Division of the Geological Association of Canada -- Includes details on how to join and links to other Canadian paleontology sites.
• U.C.Berkeley Museum of Paleontology

• British Geological Survey
  • Bernard Owens Spore Illustrations
• Geological Survey of Canada
• United States Geological Survey

• American Geological Institute
• INQUA File Boutique -- contains text of past newsletters and a variety of programs and data.
• Natural History museums on the web
• SEPM (Society for Sedimentary Geology)
• The UCBerkeley Museum Site, one of the premier geology sites on the web.

• Ocean Drilling Program
• All 2093 of the data files of the Deep Sea Drilling Project -- individually downloadable, and including 55 files of dinoflagellate occurrences, 32 of pollen and spores; compiled by Pierre A. Zippi. The conversion process and file format is described in detail at Dr Zippi's PAZ Web Site.

• The Low Latitude Dinoflagellate Working Group group http://dinowg.free.fr.
• Pollen ID listserv

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Update 20 January 2001.