Miocene deposits (marine and terrestrial) distributed throughout the whole territory of Ukraine contain numerous palaeontological remains including plant macro- and microfossils. The Miocene strata of Ukraine belong to the Central and the Eastern Paratethys and deposits from these regions have been studied palynologically. For the reconstruction of the vegetation of lowland and mountain areas in Ukraine palynological data have been complemented with data obtained from carpological and foliar studies. To obtain quantitative palaeoclimate data to reconstruct the Miocene climate evolution in the Carpathian realm and the Ukrainian Plain a total of 17 microfloral records combined from pollen counts of numerous samples are analyzed with respect to 7 climate variables using the Coexistence Approach.

Supplement to: Syabryaj, Svetlana; Molchanoff, Serge; Utescher, Torsten; Bruch, Angela A (2007): Vegetation and palaeoclimate in the Miocene of Ukraine. Palaeogeography, Palaeoclimatology, Palaeoecology, 253(1-2), 169-184