Palynological assemblage and geological age of Northern Eldev (Alag togoo) coal deposit, Dornogovi province, Mongolia
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https://doi.org/10.5564/mjp.v5i1.4589Keywords:
Jurassic, Bajocian, Bathonian, palynozone, spore, pollen, Baculatisporites, EquisetitesAbstract
The present paper focuses on the Middle Jurassic coal bearing sediments, which yields 6 palynological assemblages. Palynology 7 samples from the North Eldev opencast mine Choir Nyalga basin in the Eastern Mongolia have been analized for palynomorphs with optical Microscope (Nikon Eclipse-E600Pol). The assemblages are mostly dominated by spores such as Osmundacidites, Baculatisporites, Lycopodiumsporites, Microreticulatisporites, Cyathidites. Only two palynoassemblages (II and V) abundant by gymnosperm pollen such as, Protopinus, Pseudopinus, Piceapollenites, Quadraculina and Cycadopites. Coniferus pollen Pinuspollenites, Cedripidites are rare. According to the palynoassembleges the age of coal bearing sediments is middle Jurassic (Bajocian-Bathonian). The paleoclimate was warm and humid.
Хойд элдэвийн (Алаг тогоо, Дорноговь) нүүрсний ордын палинологийн цогцолборууд ба насны үндэслэл
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