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Stratigraphic ranges of selected miospores in coal seams of Upper Coal Measures age in Oxfordshire and S.E. Warwickshire

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Fig. 1. Location of B.G.S. and N.C.B. boreholes referred to in the text.
Fig. 2. Generalised section of the Upper Coal Measures of the Oxfordshire Coalfield and the representation of the main seams in the selected boreholes
Table 1. Microlithotype composition of seams from the Oxfordshire Coalfield (Upper Coal Measures) and Yorkshire Coalfield (Upper, Middle and Lower Coal Measures)
Table 2. Frequency of occurrence of selected spores in the main coal horizons of the Oxfordshire and S.E
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