paleobotany

IPA: peɪɫioʊbˈɑtʌni

The branch of paleontology that deals with the study of plant fossils. [from Template:SAFESUBST: c.]

Examples of "paleobotany" in Sentences

Paleobotany and the origin of the word paleontology.
She is an expert in dinosaur ecology and paleobotany.
His father was one of the founding fathers of Russian paleobotany.
It can be seen as a blanket term for paleobotany and animal osteology.
These fools should read an introductory paleobotany textbook sometime.
Templeton's main research interest was paleobotany and paleoclimatology.
He was a keen botanist and geologist with a particular interest in paleobotany.
Familiarity with the paleontology, especially the paleobotany, of the Late Triassic is helpful but not necessary.
That has stretched to incorporate an interest in paleobotany at one end of the spectrum and art history at the other.
James Mellaart, despite his embrace of radiocarbon dating, paleobotany, and other scientific methods, was firmly entrenched in the culture history school of archaeology.
During her career, Estella has authored more than 100 scientific publications in the fields of paleobotany, forest history, restoration ecology and environmental quality.
By the time excavation began in August 1998, our team included researchers from Kazakhstan, France, Italy, Belgium, and Russia working in fields as varied as geomorphology, paleobotany, and dendrochronology.
I wrote about goings-on in ichthyology, herpetology, four different archaeology departments, a Lepidoptera center and of course, vertebrate and invertebrate paleontology - oh, and ornithology, palynology and paleobotany too!