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Welcome to Microfossil Research (email: info@microfossilrersearch.com)

Microfossil Research Ltd is a consulting and research company specializing in the identification and interpretation of microscopic plant material.

As well as promoting our services, a primary aim of this website is to provide a reference for publications relating to research we have been involved in.




Dr Mark Horrocks
Director


Xylem cells of elephant yam
Xylem cells of elephant yam
Starch grains of potato viewed in cross-polarized light
Starch grains of potato viewed
in cross-polarized light
Recent Publications
The cestode Stringopotaenia psittacea (Fuhrmann, 1904) (Cestoda: Anoplocephalidae) from a critically endangered New Zealand bird: New evidence from ancient coprolites/></a></td> <td><a href= The cestode Stringopotaenia psittacea (Fuhrmann, 1904) (Cestoda: Anoplocephalidae) from a critically endangered New Zealand bird: New evidence from ancient coprolites
New microfossil approaches and multi-proxy analysis reveal precontact Polynesian plant translocations and use, Marquesas Islands/></a></td> <td><a href= New microfossil approaches and multi-proxy analysis reveal precontact Polynesian plant translocations and use, Marquesas Islands
Archaeology and the emergence of customary resource management in southern Vanuatu/></a></td> <td><a href= Archaeology and the emergence of customary resource management in southern Vanuatu
Plant microfossil and 14C analysis of archaeological features at Coromandel Peninsula, New Zealand: Evidence for regional Māori use of introduced and indigenous plants/></a></td> <td><a href= Plant microfossil and 14C analysis of archaeological features at Coromandel Peninsula, New Zealand: Evidence for regional Māori use of introduced and indigenous plants
Pollen and phytoliths in archaeological features from North Island, New Zealand, reveal landscape disturbance and cultivation of Polynesian introduced Cordyline cf. fruticosa (ti)/></a></td> <td><a href= Pollen and phytoliths in archaeological features from North Island, New Zealand, reveal landscape disturbance and cultivation of Polynesian introduced Cordyline cf. fruticosa
A plant and parasite record of a midden on Auckland Isthmus, New Zealand, reveals large scale landscape disturbance, Māori introduced cultigens, and helminthiasis/></a></td> <td><a href= A plant and parasite record of a midden on Auckland Isthmus, New Zealand, reveals large scale landscape disturbance, Māori introduced cultigens, and helminthiasis
 
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