General links
University of Bucharest website.
This is the homepage of my university, the largest university in Romania
and the second oldest.
Research Centre for Coal Geology and Environmental Sciences, University
of Bucharest, Romania webpage.
Faculty of Geology and Geophysics homepage.
Here can be found details regarding our Department of Geology and
Paleontology, its history, its Faculty members, addresses, news.
University of Florida, Florida Museum of Natural History in Gainesville
FL homepage. An excellent homepage
of an excellent museum where I have spent a postdoc fellowship.
UCD Plant Palaeoecology and Palaeobiology Group, Dublin, Ireland
website.
IGCP 575 project website.
Paleobotany
links
The International Organisation of Paleobotany (IOP) website,
the international hub of Paleobotany.
Links for Palaeobotanists homepage.
An excellent online encyclopedia of Paleobotany and Palynology resources,
with an Upper Triassic bias, very well maintained. A must see.
Field Museum of Natural History homepage,
Chicago. One of the largest American museums of natural history, with
a wonderful Paleobotany lab and with wonderful Paleozoic and Mesozoic
collections.
Our team's field trips in Jameson
Land (East Greenland, in 2002 and 2004), funded by NASA and National
Geographic Society. Our preliminary results, with lots of photographs,
logs, texts and video clips in Flash format.
The IGCP 469 "Late
Westphalian terrestrial biotas and palaeoenvironments of the Variscan
foreland and adjacent intramontane basins" homepage.
Deep Time project homepage.
Deep Time is a NSF funded project for researching the origins of angiosperms.
Laboratory of Paleobotany homepage
at the Stockholm Museum of Natural History, Sweden. Impressive laboratory
and impressive resources.
Laboratory of Palaeobotany and Palynology homepage,
Utrecht University, Utrecht, The Netherlands. This was my first Paleobotany
lab I have visited abroad Romania, where I have found a great team,
wonderful collections and libraries. There is also a comprehensive
Glossary
of Palynology.
University of Kansas, Department
of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology and Division of Paleobotany,
an important Paleobotany Laboratory in the USA.
Links
for Palaeobotanists, an excellent resource for paleobotanists
and palynologists.
Boggy's
Geology links include a lot of paleobotany. An excellent web site.
Han's Paleobotany pages.
A very interesting and well documented website on Paleozoic and Cretaceous
plants.
Botany Links
An
interesting website and blog of Martha Ruszkowski covering topics
of Botany and Paleobotany.
Geology links
The GeoD Association for promoting
geodiversity.