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The Guanshan Biota
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The Guanshan Biota
关山生物群
Language:  Chinese and English bilingual
Author:  Hu Shixue
Pub. Date:  2013-12 Weight:  1.4 kg ISBN:  9787541678707
Format:  Hardcover Pages:  204
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Series:   Size:  210×285mm
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The Guanshan Biota    The early Camrian Guanshan biota( approx.age 515~510 myr ) represents a typical Burgess Shale-type fauna from the Wulongqing Formation of eastern Yunnan, China. Stratigraphically, the Guanshan biota is slightly younger than the Chengjiang biota, but older than the Kaili biota and the Burgess Shale fauna. Like these wellknown Cambrian faunas ,fossils of the Guanshan biota exhibit extraordinarily preserved soft tissues and organs. To date, more than 60 species have been recoverd, with arthropods and brachiopods represenring the most dominant phyla. The Guanshan biota records a highly diversified shallow marine community before the end-Early cambrian mass extinction. Due to its age and the quality of fossil preservation, the Guanshan biota plays an important role in linking the earlier faunas and later deposits with Burgess Shale-type preservstion, and has a great significance for understanding the "Cambrian explosion" of animals. This book ais to provide readers with an overview on the Guanshan biota using selected fossils, includng a number of undescribed species and new specimens of known taxa. Some new species await future taxonomic description.






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