Nomenclature
The NPP overview is based on Miola (2012) and complemented by new works on NPP. Acronyms of the NPP types given as laboratory abbreviations or names of the studied sites or artificial names are listed in the table
Acronym Table
| Acronym | Explanation | References |
|---|---|---|
| A | Additional types to the Types already catalogued by van Geel | Cook (2009) |
| BAA | Baltic amber | Halbwachs et al 2021 |
| BFA | Bitterfeld amber | Halbwachs et al 2021 |
| BGS | Białowieza Geobotanical Station | Zimny 2024 |
| BM | Borsteler Moor Palynomorphs (Germany) | Shumilovskikh et al (2015) |
| BRN | BuRreN (Western Ireland) | Feeser and O'Connell (2009) |
| EMA | Ernst-Moritz-Arndt-University of Greifswald (Germany) | Prager et al (2006) |
| GE | Laboratory of Palynology, University of Genova (Italy) | Menozzi et al (2010) |
| HdV | Hugo de Vries Laboratory, University of Amsterdam (The Netherlands) | Van Geel et al (2010) |
| IBB | Palynology and Paleoecology Lab, Botanical Institute of Barcelona (Spain) | Montoya et al (2010) |
| IGA | Igaliku Lake (Southwestern Greenland) | Gauthier et al (2010) |
| KNG | Kongor Lake (Iran) | Shumilovskikh et al. (2017) |
| LCE | Laboratoire Chrono-Environnement, University of Franche-Comté, France | Dietre et al. (2012) |
| LVA | Laguna Verde Alta, Mérida Andes (Venezuela) | Rull et al(2008) |
| MM | Moesgaard Museum (Denmark) | Enevold et al. (2019) |
| NCP | Naleng Cuo Palynomorphs, Tibetan Plateau (China) | Kramer et al (2010) |
| NN | No published number | |
| QM | Department of Geography, Queen Mary, University of London (Gr. Brit.) | Blackford and Innes (2006) |
| Tmic | Microfossil type | Kuhry (1988) |
| Tmac | Macrofossil type | Kuhry (1988) |
| TEP | Serra do Tepequém | Rodríguez-Zorro et al 2017 |
| TM | University of Toulouse (France) | Cugny et al (2010) |
| UG | University of Gent | Gelorini et al. 2011 |
| UAB | Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona | Revelles et al 2016a |
| UKA | Ukranian amber | Halbwachs et al 2021 |
| UY | Uruguay | Leal et al (2021) |
| VTK | Viatkinskoe Lake (Russia) | Shumilovskikh et al. 2019 |