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What is Palynology?
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Palynology is the study of pollen,
spores,
dinoflagellates,
and other microscopic
"palynomorphs."
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Palynology originated in Scandinavia in the early 20th century and developed in
America after World War II, particularly in the area of
petroleum exploration. This site includes
Biographies of over 100
palynologists who were prominent nationally and internationally in the development of
palynology.
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Advantages include reduced fees for
Annual Meetings,
electronic access to
Palynology, the
AASP Newsletter
and more.
Student memberships include full privileges at reduced cost.
Additional benefits accrue from AASP's affiliation with
IFPS.
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Annual Meetings |
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The next (42nd) Annual Meeting
will be September 27-30, 2009, in Tennessee.
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