Marek Widera

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Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań

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Professor Marek Widera is a faculty member at Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań, Poland. His research focuses on sedimentary processes, lignite geology, and palaeoecology, as evidenced by his recent publications on Neogene avulsion processes and fossil root fungal endophytes. He is actively involved in studies examining the geological history and mining of brown coal in Poland, contributing to the understanding of lignite-rich landscapes.

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Zmiany środowisk sedymentacyjnych w centralnej Polsce a środkowomioceńskie fluktuacje klimatyczne

Open Date: 2018-06-01

Close Date: 2022-06-01

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Sedimentary record of the late Neogene avulsion processat the Tomisławice lignite opencast mine in central Poland – a new hypothesis

Microsclerotia of dark septate endophytic fungi from Paleogene and Neogene of Poland: fossil record and palaeoenvironmental significance of root fungal endophytes

80 lat Kopalni Węgla Brunatnego Konin. Część II – postęp badań geologicznych

Cancellidium intergraniferum (R. Potonié & S.C.D. Sah) G. Worobiec & E. Worobiec, comb. nov. from the Miocene of Poland, with remarks on the fossil history and palaeoecological potential of Cancellidium

Polskie zasoby węgla brunatnego, górnictwo i energetyka – co dalej?

Porównanie geologii prezentowanej na przekroju poprzecznym i obserwowanej w terenie - lekcja z odkrywki węgla brunatnego Tomisławice, Zagłębie Konińskie w Polsce Centralnej

Główne minerały barwiące w iłach poznańskich: Studia przypadków z górnego neogenu na Niżu Polskim

Four in one: a new crevasse-splay complex in the middle Miocene of central Poland

Polish energy sector’s dependence on lignite mining: The process of transition

The geology of the deepest Cenozoic lignite-rich grabens in Poland with particular reference to their lithostratigraphy: a comparative study

Disappearing lignite seam in the Tomisławice opencast (Konin Basin, central Poland) – the case study based on field and borehole data

Distinct types of crevasse splays formed in the area of Middle Miocene mires, central Poland: Insights from geological mapping and facies analysis

Origin of clastic partings and their impact on ash yield in mined lignite: A case study from middle Miocene of central Poland

Wpływ przerostów piaszczystych w węglu brunatnym na działalność górniczą – przykład ze złoża „Pątnów IV” (okolice Konina) w środkowej Polsce

Palaeoenvironment of the middle Miocene wetlands at Drzewce, Konin region, central Poland

Middle Miocene wetland fungi from the Adamów Lignite Mine, central Poland

Terrestrial-aquatic wood-inhabiting ascomycete Potamomyces from the Miocene of Poland

Ancient and modern anastomosing rivers: insights from sedimentological and geomorphological case studies of the Triassic, Neogene and Holocene of Poland

Middle Miocene palynoflora from the Adamów lignite deposit, central Poland

Petrological and geochemical characteristics of xylites and associated lipids from the First Lusatian lignite seam (Konin Basin, Poland): Implications for floral sources, decomposition and environmental conditions

Anastomosing-to-meandering transitional river in sedimentary record: A case study from the Neogene of central Poland

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Barbara Słodkowska

Michał Woszczyk

Tomasz Zieliński

Sławomir Mazurek

Wojciech Naworyta

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