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Emigration records from the mayor's offices of Lützellinden and Rechtenbach reveal the migration patterns of Prussian citizens between 1819 and 1915, primarily towards North America. These transcribed documents, sourced from the Hessisches Hauptstaatsarchiv Wiesbaden, detail applications predominantly from residents of various villages and the town of Gießen, with a small number also aiming for England, Argentina, and Australia. The study provides insight into the historical context of emigration during this period in the Prussian Rhine Province.

The study focuses on palynomorphs extracted from the Adigrat Sandstone in Ethiopia's southeastern Ogaden region, revealing a rich assemblage dominated by Classopollis pollen. Key accessory elements include various spore and pollen types, which correlate with Australia's Corollina torosa Zone, suggesting a Hettangian or Sinemurian age for the deposits. The findings indicate that the Adigrat Sandstone formed under hot, dry conditions, with limited marine influence evidenced by the presence of acritarchs.