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Late Palaeozoic-Mesozoic palaeontology and stratigraphy in China: A tribute to the achievements of Professor Zhuoting Liao 期刊论文
GEOLOGICAL JOURNAL, 2021, 卷号: 56, 期号: 12, 页码: 5863-5881
作者:  Chen, Zhong-Qiang;  Wang, Xiangdong;  Cao, Changqun（曹长群）;  Luo, Mao（罗茂）;  Guo, Zhen
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brachiopods  Carboniferous  Central Asia  echinoderms  mass extinction  Permian  Permian-Triassic boundary  
Lower Emsian (Lower Devonian) conodonts from southwestern and central Guangxi, South China: Implications for palaeogeographic reconstructions 期刊论文
GEOLOGICAL JOURNAL, 2021, 页码: 12
作者:  Guo, Wen（郭文）;  Nie, Ting;  Lu, Jianfeng（卢建峰）;  Yu, Changmin（俞昌民）;  Li, Jincheng;  Mai, Chi;  Yin, Baoan;  Sun, Yuanlin
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biostratigraphy  conodont  Lower Devonian  palaeogeography  South China  
A restudy of Early Devonian graptolites from the Himalayan Mountains, southern Xizang, China 期刊论文
GEOLOGICAL JOURNAL, 2021, 页码: 16
作者:  Chen, Qing（陈清）;  Chen, Xu（陈旭）;  Zhang, Linna（张琳娜）;  Muir, Lucy A.
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biostratigraphy  Graptoloidea  Liangquan Formation  morphological analysis  Nielamu  
Locomotion and feeding trails produced by crabs 期刊论文
GEOLOGICAL JOURNAL, 2021, 页码: 6
作者:  Lan, Zhongwu;  Zhang, Shujing;  Chen, Zhong-Qiang;  Mitchell, Ross N.
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crab  ichnology  neoichnology  tracemaker  trails  
The link between exceptional fossil preservation and palaeo-redox conditions in the Middle Triassic Luoping Biota from South China 期刊论文
GEOLOGICAL JOURNAL, 2021, 页码: 14
作者:  Ma, Zhixin;  Hu, Shixue;  Liu, Xiting;  Zhou, Changyong;  Wen, Wen;  Zhang, Qiyue;  Huang, Jinyuan;  Min, Xiao
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exceptional fossil preservation  Guanling Formation  Luoping Biota  Middle Triassic  palaeo‐  redox conditions  sedimentary environment