Issue 3,1953 Table of Contents

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  • 1  SOME LOWER CAMBRIAN TRILOBITES FROM WESTERN HUPEI
    W.T.CHANG
    1953(3):137-149. DOI: 10.19800/j.cnki.aps.1953.03.004
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    In the museum of our institute there are many specimens of minure trilobites thatmerit description.As shown on the labels the great majority of these were collectedfrom the Shihpai Shale and its overlying formations in western Hupei by Messrs.S.C.Hsu and C.T.Ma.The composition of the fauna is of great significance,becauseseveral Lower Cambrian trilobites of typical Atlantic province are associated with theirlarval forms occurring in the Shihpai Shale and in the Archaeocyathina Limestone inthe Gorge distriot of Yangtze.
    2  MESOZOIC FRESHWATER MOLLUSCAN FAUNULES FROM SHANTUNG,SHENSI AND KANSU
    MINCHEN M.CHOW
    1953(3):175-179. DOI: 10.19800/j.cnki.aps.1953.03.008
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    The Mesozoic freshwater molluscs described in this paper were from the provincesof Shantung,Shensi,and Kansu.The Shantung specimens were collected in 1951 by theLaboratory of Vertebrate Paleontology at Chinkongkou,Laiyang,Shantung in associationwith the dinosaur bones.Those from Shensi and Kansu,which comprise the greaterportion of the material in the collection,were collected from the Northwestern Provincesduring the year 1952,and sent for study by the Bureau of Petroleum Exploration.Thepresent paper gives a description of the new forms together with a brief discussion of thestratigraphy of the fossil-bearing formations

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