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Palaeoginkgoxylon zhoui, a new ginkgophyte wood from the Guadalupian (Permian) of China and its evolutionary implications 期刊论文
REVIEW OF PALAEOBOTANY AND PALYNOLOGY, 2010, 卷号: 162, 期号: 2, 页码: 146-158
作者:  Feng, Zhuo;  Wang, Jun (王军);  Roessler, Ronny
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Palaeoginkgoxylon Zhoui  Ginkgophyte  Wood Anatomy  Evolution  Permian  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  
Palaeontinidae (Insecta: Hemiptera: Cicadomorpha) from the Upper Jurassic Solnhofen Limestone of Germany and their phylogenetic significance 期刊论文
GEOLOGICAL MAGAZINE, 2010, 卷号: 147, 期号: 4, 页码: 570-580
作者:  Wang, Bo (王博);  Zhang, Haichun (张海春);  Wappler, Torsten;  Rust, Jes
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Insecta  Palaeontinidae  Solnhofen  Late Jurassic  Germany  
Principal aspects of the Ordovician biotic radiation 期刊论文
SCIENCE CHINA-EARTH SCIENCES, 2010, 卷号: 53, 期号: 3, 页码: 382-394
作者:  Zhang YuanDong (张元动);  Zhan RenBin (詹仁斌);  Fan JunXuan (樊隽轩);  Cheng JunFeng (成俊峰);  Liu Xiao (刘晓)
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Ordovician  Biotic Radiation  Guild  Food Web  Fossil Record  Mechanism  
Can the Lilliput Effect be detected in the brachiopod faunas of South China following the terminal Ordovician mass extinction? 期刊论文
PALAEOGEOGRAPHY PALAEOCLIMATOLOGY PALAEOECOLOGY, 2010, 卷号: 285, 期号: 3-4, 页码: 277-286
作者:  Huang, Bing (黄冰);  Harper, David A. T.;  Zhan, Renbin (詹仁斌);  Rong, Jiayu (戎嘉余)
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Mass Extinction  Survival  Lilliput Effect  Ordovician  South China