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  • 1  ON SOME NEW TETRACORALS FROM THE CARBONIFEROUS OF CHINA
    YOH SEN-SHING
    1961(1):10-18. DOI: 10.19800/j.cnki.aps.1961.01.002
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    Although Lower Carboniferous tetracorals of China have long been extensively described, thoseof younger Carboniferous have not received the due attention that they seem to deserve. Thepresent paper intends to deal with some scattered collections from the Carboniferous of Northand South China, which have been put at the author’s disposal in the course of many a year.
    2  SOME LOWER ORDOVICIAN GASTROPODS FROM ZHUOZISHAN DISTRICT,INNER MONGOLIA
    YU WEN
    1961(1):30-38. DOI: 10.19800/j.cnki.aps.1961.01.004
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    The material upon which this paper is based was collected by Messrs. S. C. Kwan and S. T.Che from the Zhuozishan limestone in southwestern part of Inner Mongolia during their fieldinvestigation in 1953. A part of specimens were procured by Messrs. Y. H. Lu, A. T. Mu andJ. T. Chang from the same district in 1954. The lower Ordovician strata of the Zhuozishan region was divided by Messrs. S. C. Kwanand S. T. Che (1955, Acta Geological Sinica, vol. 35, no. 2, p. 98--101) into three parts,namely: the Sandaokan formation in the lower part, the Zhuozishan limestone in the middle partand the Klimli limestones in the upper part. The gastropods are largely procured from theZhuozishan limestone. This limestone series consists mainly of greyish blue, massive limestons
    3  GRAPTOLITES FROM THE DAWAN FORMATION (LOWER ORDOVICIAN)OF W.HUPEH AND S.KUEICHOU
    C.K.LEE
    1961(1):64-74. DOI: 10.19800/j.cnki.aps.1961.01.006
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    Ⅰ. Introduction The graptolites described in the present paper were collected by Profs. Y. Wang, A. T.Mu, W. T. Chang and others from the Lower Ordovician Dawan formation of the Ichang-Tzekueiarea, western Hupeh during 1956-1957 and by Messrs. W. N. Lee, S. S. Chang and thewriter from the Dawan formation of the Makiang district, southern Kueichou in the springof 1959. More than twenty species belonging to 10 genera are recognized. Among them fourspecies and varities are new. The writer wishes to express his indebtedness to Prof. A. T. Mu for instruction and criticalreading of the manuscript.

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