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Biodiversification of Late Ordovician Hirnantia fauna on the Upper Yangtze Platform, South China 期刊论文
SCIENCE CHINA-EARTH SCIENCES, 2010, 卷号: 53, 期号: 12, 页码: 1800-1810
作者:  Zhan Renbin (詹仁斌);  Liu JianBo;  Percival, Ian G.;  Jin JiSuo;  Li GuiPeng
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Hirnantia Fauna  Biodiversification  Ordovician  Hirnantian  Upper Yangtze Platform  South China  
Late Paleozoic macrofloral assemblages from Weibei Coalfield, with reference to vegetational change through the Late Paleozoic Ice-age in the North China Block 期刊论文
INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF COAL GEOLOGY, 2010, 卷号: 83, 期号: 2-3, 页码: 292-+
作者:  Wang, Jun (王军)
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Macrofossil Plant Assemblage  Cathaysian Floral Evolution  Biostratigraphy  Diachronous Boundaries  Ice-age  
First report of oribatid mite (arthropod) borings and coprolites in Permian woods from the Helan Mountains of northern China 期刊论文
PALAEOGEOGRAPHY PALAEOCLIMATOLOGY PALAEOECOLOGY, 2010, 卷号: 288, 期号: 1-4, 页码: 54-61
作者:  Feng, Zhuo;  Wang, Jun (王军);  Liu, Lu-Jun (刘陆军)
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Plant-animal Interactions  Mite Borings  Coprolites  Gymnospermous Wood  Permian  China  
Nystroemiaceae, a new family of Permian gymnosperms from China with an unusual combination of features 期刊论文
PROCEEDINGS OF THE ROYAL SOCIETY B-BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES, 2010, 卷号: 277, 期号: 1679, 页码: 301-309
作者:  Wang, Jun (王军);  Pfefferkorn, Hermann W.
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Nystroemia Reniformis (Kawasaki) Wang  Pfefferkorn  Sun And Liu  Chiropteris Kurr  Permian  China  
EARLY-MID ORDOVICIAN YANGTZEELLA (SYNTROPHIIDINA, BRACHIOPODA) AND ITS EVOLUTIONARY SIGNIFICANCE 期刊论文
PALAEONTOLOGY, 2010, 卷号: 53, 页码: 77-96
作者:  Zhan Renbin (詹仁斌);  Jin, Jisuo;  Chen, Pengfei
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Yangtzeella  Ornamentation  Macroevolution  Ordovician  South China