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10 October 1991, Volume 29 Issue 04

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The interrelationships of Huashiidae (Teleostei) and its implication on systematics

Shen Mei, Jin Fan, Zhang Jiang-Yong

1991, 29(04):  245. 

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A fossil Arthrodira from Panxi, Yunnan

Wang Jun-Qing

1991, 29(04):  264. 

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Fossil reptiles from Zhaili Member, Hedi Formation, Yuanqu, Shanxi

Li Jin-Ling

1991, 29(04):  276. 

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Discovery of Late Miocene Agriotherium from Jiegou, Gansu, and its taconomic implications

Qiu Zhan-Xiang, Xie Jun-Yi, Yan De-Fa

1991, 29(04):  286. 

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Discovery of Yindirtemys (Ctenodactylidae, Rodentia, Mammalia) from Late Oligocene of Nei Mongol, China

WANG Ban-Yue

1991, 29(04):  296. 

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A Pliocene species of Promephitis from Tongshan, Jiangsu

He Jiao, Huang Wan-Bo

1991, 29(04):  303. 

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Pleistocene distributiional and evolutionary history·of the genus Saiga Gray, 1843 (Mammalia, Artiodactyla, Bovidae) in the Palaearctic

Ralf-Dietrih Kahlke

1991, 29(04):  314. 

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An Anthracothere Lower Premolar from Liaoning

Zhou Ming-Zhen, Wang Yuan-Qing

1991, 29(04):  323. 

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This paper reports the first occurrence of Tertiary mammalian fossil, an anthracothere lower premolar, from an oil well core at depth of 1739 m of the drill Fa-24 in Liaohe Oilfield, which situates about 37.5 km west to the city of Shenyang (Mukden), Liaoning Province. The specimen came from the upper part of Member 3 of Shahejie Formation, a set of grey silty mudstone and pelitic siltstone. The premolar, probably Pa, is tentatively ascribed to Anthracotheriidae gen. et sp. indet.

Horns, Pronghorns, and Antlers—Evolution, Morphology, Physiology,and social Significance: edited by George A. Bubenik and Anthony B. Bube-nik, XII+562 p.，with 204 illustrations, Springer-Ve

Qiu Zhan-Xiang

1991, 29(04):  327. 

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