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Diversity of the upper Silurian flora of Bohemian Massif and its worldwide comparison with coeval localities
Uhlířová, Monika ; Pšenička, Josef (advisor) ; Urfus, Tomáš (referee)
The thesis deals with diversity of the Upper Sillurian (Přídolí) plant assemblage from the Barrandian. Important part constitues a description of plant macrofossils of the Barrandian within this period, which have been previously published. Revision of those fossil plants also includes determination of plant genera and species, their systematic classification and synonyms. Only non-destructive methods were used to study the samples, including observation under a binocular microscope, photographic documentation, camera lucida drawings or drawings according to detailed photographs. For observing, there was used the technique of both immersion of the samples in denatured alcohol and examination of their dry relief in various beam angles. Combination of knowledge from both techniques subsequently enabled to create some objective reconstructions for the macrofossils. Measuring of plant dimensions by using a uniform method of measurement was a constituent part of the description as well. The result of this work is registration of seven previously published samples representing five fossil genera of plants. The genera namely contains Aberlemnia, Baragwanathia, Fusiformitheca, Tenanthosella and Tichavekia. The genus Tenanthosella and the type species Tenanthosella obrhelii are described as new taxa in this...
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Early vascular plants in the Czech Republic
Uhlířová, Monika ; Kvaček, Jiří (advisor) ; Opluštil, Stanislav (referee)
Vascular plants are characterized as a group of plants, which are already fully adapted to live on the land. Their evolution is a result of a set of adaptations that have required the necessary changes at anatomical and morphological level. Some evidences about the rise of vascular plants appear in the fossil record from the Middle Ordovician in the form of spores and later also from the Early Silurian in the form of megafossils. The aim of the thesis is to briefly describe and discuss the most important published findings of fossils, especially megafossils, of the early vascular plants from the Silurian. Interest is especially focused on published material from the Czech Republic. The thesis also includes more detailed description of the genus Cooksonia, representing the first vascular plants, which are discovered in the megafossil record. Key words: vascular plants, spores, megafossils, Silurian
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Extra Performances by the Constructional Procurement Contracts in Czech Republic and Germany
Uhlířová, Monika ; Štěpánek, Petr (advisor) ; Kovařovicová, Eva (referee)
This thesis deals with the issue of extra performences, ie. constructional procurement contracts amendments. The main objektive was to compare the legislativ of extra performances in the Czech Republic and Germany and to study the influence of both legislations on the practice in the construction industry. There have been solved causes why the extra performances are needed and their legitimacy, as well as the consequences which are result from the imperfection of the legislative in both countries. There are also analyzed the cancelled perfomances and the question of edgibility against the extra performances. Finally there are sumarized some recommendations for both countries to improve their legal basis in this area.
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State employment policy
Uhlířová, Monika ; Soušková, Milena (advisor) ; Spirit, Michal (referee)
This bachelor thesis deals with the state employment policy's issues and its development in Czech republic. The first chapter analyses the unemployment's development and compares it with European Union and also defines important terms regarding to the employment policy. In the second part follows the division of the state employment policy into passive and active part with focusing on the active part. In the third part is examined the amendment to the Employment Act. The fourth part deals with unemployment compensation and retraining benefits. The last chapter documents issues of employment of people with disabilities. The theoretical findings are interspersed with practical outputs and analyses.
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