Lucas Chinese Fossil Vertebrates

1. Auflage 2002
ISBN: 978-0-231-50461-4
Verlag: De Gruyter
Format: EPUB
Kopierschutz: Adobe DRM (»Systemvoraussetzungen)

E-Book, Englisch, 320 Seiten

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Autoren/Hrsg.

Lucas, Spencer

Fachgebiete

• Geowissenschaften Geologie Paläontologie, Taphonomie
• Naturwissenschaften Biowissenschaften Biowissenschaften

Inhaltsverzeichnis

Preface
Introduction
Political divisions of China
Geological setting
Vertebrate biochronology
Some features of this book
2. History of Vertebrate Paleontological Studies
Basalla's model
Ancient Chinese observations on fossil vertebrates
Dragon bones: Nineteenth century western paleontology and China's vertebrate fossils
Johan Gunnar Andersson and the Lagrelius Collection
Otto Zdansky
Black, Bohlin and Zhoukoudian
End of the Sino-Swedish paleontological program
The Central Asiatic Expeditions
The 1920s-1930s: Foreign vertebrate paleontologists living in China
C.C. Young and Minchen Chow
The IVPP
New collaboration
The three-stage model
3. Cambrian-Silurian
Silurian vertebrate-producing strata
Early Silurian - Dayongaspis biochron
Early middle Silurian - Hanyangaspis biochron
Late middle Silurian - Sinogalaeaspis biochron
Late Silurian - Nostolepis biochron
China's oldest vertebrates
Silurian vertebrate biochronology
Silurian vertebrate paleobiogeography
4. Devonian
Devonian vertebrate-producing strata
Early Devonian - Yunnanolepis biochron
Early Devonian paleocommunities
Middle Devonian - Bothriolepis biochron
Late Devonian - Remigolepis biochron
Systematics of Devonian agnathans
Diabolepis and lungfish phylogeny
Devonian vertebrate biogeography
5. Carboniferous
Carboniferous vertebrate occurrences
Acanthodes
Chondrichthyans
Heliocoprionid from Xinjiang
Prospectus
6. Permian
Permian nonmarine strata in the Junggur and Ordos basins
Urumqia
Turfania and Yaomoshania
The Dashankou locality
Pareiasaur fauna
Dicynodon fauna
The Dicyodon biochron
7. Triassic
Junggur basin
Ordos basin
Jimsarian vertebrates
Fuguan vertebrates
Ordosian vertebrates
Ningwuan vertebrates
Fukang fauna
Chinese Triassic dicynodonts
The "Nine-dragon Wall"
Lotosaurus
Triassic fishes
Triassic marine reptiles
Chinese Triassic tetrapods, Pangea and facies
8. Jurassic
Sichuan basin
Other Jurassic basins
Dawan vertebrates
Global correlation of the Dawan
Dashanpuan vertebrates
Tuojiangian vertebrates
Ningjiagouan vertebrates
Jurassic fishes
Jurassic dinosaur footprints
Chinese tritylodontids
Chinese Jurassic mammals
Chinese Jurassic dinosaurs
9. Cretaceous
Vertebrate-bearing strata
Land-vertebrate faunachrons
Tsagantsabian vertebrates
The Psittacosaurus biochron
Khukhtekian vertebrates
Age of the Liaoning birds
Chinese Early Cretaceous birds and avian origins
Baynshirenian vertebrates
Djadokhtan vertebrates
Nemegtian vertebrates
Cretaceous fishes
Ceratopsian evolution
Chinese Cretaceous dinosaur eggs
Cretaceous-Tertiary boundary and extinctions
Two vertebrate faunas
10. Paleogene
Paleogene vertebrate-bearing deposits
Paleogene land-mammal "ages"
Shanghuan mammals
Nongshanian mammals
Bumbanian mammals
Arshantan and Irdinmanhan mammals
Sharamurunian mammals
Ergilian mammals
Shandgolian mammals
Tabenbulukian mammals
Paleogene rodent evolution
Indricothere evolution
Paleogene lower vertebrates
Paleogene birds
Paleoplacentals and neoplacentals
11. Miocene-Pliocene
Miocene-Pliocene vertebrate-bearing strata
Miocene-Pliocene land-mammal "ages"
Xiejian mammals
Shanwangian mammals
Tunggurian mammals
Bahean mammals
Baodean mammals
Jinglean mammals
Youhean mammals
Forest and steppe faunas
Proboscidean evolution
Hipparion first-appearance datum
Chinese Miocene-Pliocene apes
Miocene-Pliocene lower vertebrates
Miocene-Pliocene birds
Paleozoogeography
12. Pleistocene
Pleistocene vertebrate-bearing deposits
Nihewanian land-mammal "age"
Pleistocene mammals of northern China
Pleistocene mammals of southern China
Pleistocene mammals of the transition zone
Gigantopithecus
Fossil Homo
Zhoukoudian
Pleistocene mammoths
Pleistocene lower vertebrates
Pleistocene birds
Origin of China's extant vertebrates
13. Summary
History of vertebrate paleontology in China
Cambrian-Ordovician
Silurian
Devonian
Carboniferous
Permian
Triassic
Jurassic
Cretaceous
Paleogene
Miocene-Pliocene
Pleistocene
14. References

Über Autor(innen)

Lucas Spencer:
Spencer Lucas is the Curator of Paleontology at the New Mexico Museum of Natural History and Science and a recognized expert in the field. He has published numerous books on dinosaurs, the most recent of which is Dinosaurs: The Textbook (CUP forthcoming). He has 16 years of museum experience and 17 years of teaching experience at the university level.Spencer Lucas is curator of paleontology at the New Mexico Museum of Natural History.