Review of the hardback: '…a superb discussion on what the plant record tells us about the causes of the mass extinction across the boundary.' Bulletin of the British Ecological Society

• Preface; Part I. Background: 1. Introduction; 2. Resolution of the K–T boundary; 3. Using fossil plants to study the K–T boundary; 4. Brief history of K–T boundary paleobotany and palynology; 5. Overview of latest Cretaceous and early Paleocene vegetation; Part II. Regional Case Studies: 6. Williston Basin - the most complete K–T sections known; 7. Other North American records; 8. Eurasia; 9. Remnants of Gondwana; Part III. Interpretations: 10. Assessment of the K–T boundary event; 11. Evaluation of scenarios for the K–T event; 12. Floral effects of the K–T boundary event; References; Index.

Review of the hardback: '…a superb discussion on what the plant record tells us about the causes of the mass extinction across the boundary.' Bulletin of the British Ecological Society

• Preface; Part I. Background: 1. Introduction; 2. Resolution of the K–T boundary; 3. Using fossil plants to study the K–T boundary; 4. Brief history of K–T boundary paleobotany and palynology; 5. Overview of latest Cretaceous and early Paleocene vegetation; Part II. Regional Case Studies: 6. Williston Basin - the most complete K–T sections known; 7. Other North American records; 8. Eurasia; 9. Remnants of Gondwana; Part III. Interpretations: 10. Assessment of the K–T boundary event; 11. Evaluation of scenarios for the K–T event; 12. Floral effects of the K–T boundary event; References; Index.