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The samples in the study come from Site 370 (water depth 4216 m) drilled in the Morocco Basin and Site 367,150 km west of (Guinea Bissau) Africa in the Cape Verde Basin (water depth 4748 m) (Figure 1). Six samples from Site 370 contained spores and pollen, but only two samples from Site 367 had spores and pollen. The remaining nine samples looked at proved either barren or contained only sporadic specimens of spores and pollen. The samples were treated with hydrochloric acid, potassium, sodium hydroxide, and cadmium liquid. The specimens were prepared on glycerine jelly sealed with BF-2 glue or paraffin. All specimens are now stored at the Geological Institute of the USSR Academy of Sciences, No. 3949. The results of the palynological analysis of the samples from both sites are summarized in Table 1 in percent content of spores and pollen. Table 2 is a range chart of some genera and species at Site 370. The photomicrographs in Plates 1 thru 14 were done by means of microscope "Lumipan" with the microphotographic device MFN-12.

Spores and Pollen from Cretaceous Deposits of the Eastern North Atlantic Ocean, Deep Sea Drilling Project, Leg 41, Sites 367 and 370