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UNIQUE ORGANIC REMAINS FROM AN UPPER PERMIAN COAL BEARING SEQUENCE IN THE TALCHER COALFIELD, ORISSA, INDIA

Abstract The palynological assemblage of coal-bearing Upper Permian sequence of Talcher Coalfield registers presence of some peculiar organic remains. These are described as Orissiella gen. nov., which is characterized by a vesicle with collar-like structure at the oral end, spines and or corrugations on the body. The affinity and palaeoecological significance of Orissiella is also discussed.