Data from: A quantitative comparison of dispersed spore/pollen and plant megafossil assemblages from a Middle Jurassic plant bed from Yorkshire, UK

Supplementary Figure 1Histogram of abundances and distributions of plant megafossils through the Hasty Bank plant bed. Modified from Spicer and Hill (1979).Supplementary Figure 2Relative abundance chart of all sporomorph taxa from the Hasty Bank plant bed. Relative abundances of Jurassic taxa are calculated from counts of at least 200 grains. Spiked Lycopodium count data is shown as a percentage of the indigenous Jurassic taxa plus the spiked Lycopodium itself.Supplementary Table 1Raw data set of all sporomorph taxa through the Hasty Bank plant bed. “p” indicates taxa which are present within slides but not in counts.Supplementary Table 2Raw data set of all palynofacies counts through the Hasty Bank plant bed.Supplementary Table 3Botanical affinities of sporomorphs from the Hasty Bank plant bed. The ages (period) of deposits from which sporomorphs were recovered from are provided in the “Reference” column. “–” indicates an unknown affinity or a lack of published information available.Supplementary Table 4Correspondence analysis data of samples and taxa using logarithmically transformed sporomorph relative abundances (refers to Fig. 6A).Supplementary Table 5Correspondence analysis data of samples and taxa using sporomorph presence–absences (refers to Fig. 6B).Supplementary Table 6Nonmetric multidimensional scaling data of samples using logarithmically transformed sporomorph relative abundances (refers to Fig. 6C).Supplementary Table 7Nonmetric multidimensional scaling data of samples using sporomorph presence–absences (refers to Fig. 6D).Supplementary Table 8Correspondence analysis data of taxa and samples using logarithmically transformed sporomorph relative abundances (refers to Fig. 7A).