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MAO Fang-Yuan1,2(), ZHENG Xiao-Ting3,4, WANG Xiao-Li3,4, WANG Yuan-Qing1,2, BI Shun-Dong5, MENG Jin6,1
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*maofangyuan@ivpp.ac.cn毛方园1,2(), 郑晓廷3,4, 王孝理3,4, 王元青1,2, 毕顺东5, 孟津6,1
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MAO Fang-Yuan, ZHENG Xiao-Ting, WANG Xiao-Li, WANG Yuan-Qing, BI Shun-Dong, MENG Jin. Evidence of diphyodonty and heterochrony for dental development in euharamiyidan mammals from Jurassic Yanliao Biota. Vertebrata Palasiatica, 2019, 57(1): 51-76.
毛方园, 郑晓廷, 王孝理, 王元青, 毕顺东, 孟津. 2019, 57(1): 51-76, 侏罗纪燕辽生物群贼兽类牙齿发育双出齿和异时发育的证据. 古脊椎动物学报.
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