Volume 57,Issue 1,2018 Table of Contents

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  • 1  EDIACARAN TADPOLE-LIKE TRACE FOSSILS FROM THE DENGYING FORMATION IN THE YANGTZE GORGES AREA,HUBEI PROVINCE
    CHEN Xiang YUAN Xun-lai ZHOU Chuan-ming CHEN Zhe
    2018, 57(1):1-10. DOI: 10.19800/j.cnki.aps.2018.01.001 CSTR:
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    The definitive evidence for the presence of bilaterian animals in the Ediacaran comes from trace fossils.However,most of them are limited to simple surface trails and relatively shallow burrows,representing simple behaviors of wormlike animals that lived close to the sediment surface.Here a new tadpole-like trace fossil was described from the Shibantan dark grey thinbedded laminated micritic limestone of the Dengying Formation in the Yangtze Gorges area,Hubei Province,and co-occurred with remarkably soft-bodied Ediacara-type fossils and simple trace fossils.The tadpole-like fossil consists of a narrow burrow and expanding bulb structure.Based on morphological characters, isotope analysis and sedimentary observations,the tadpole-like fossil is confirmed to be a kind of trace fossil rather than a body fossil.The tadpole-like trace fossils,closely associatedwith microbial mats,represent a probing behavior of new feeding style.The tadpole-like fossils can be interpreted as compound traces that are made up of two types of traces in contact.Respectively,the expanding bulbous represents vertical probing and the narrow burrow represents horizontal behaviors of trace maker.Regardless of the precise taxonomic affinity of the producers,the tadpole-like trace fossil is made by a bilaterian.They can penetrate the microbial mat to exploit into deeper sediment,and form modest complex burrows during the latest Ediacaran Period.
    2  PRELIMINARY ANALYSIS OF SEDIMENTARY ENVIRONMENT FROM CAMBRIAN “TSINGHSUTUNG FORMATION”IN BALANG AREA,JIANHE COUNTY,GUIZHOU PROVINCE—CASE STUDY OF SONGSHAN SECTION FROM BALANG VILLAGE,JIANHE COUNTY
    ZHANG Yuan ZHAO Yuan-long
    2018, 57(1):11-20. DOI: 10.19800/j.cnki.aps.2018.01.002 CSTR:
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    The Cambrian "Tsinghsutung Formation"crops out extensively in eastern Guizhou,it is perfectly exposed in the Songshan section at the Balang Village,Jianhe County. "Tsinghsutung Formation"is 272 m thick.Lithologically,the"Tsinghsutung Formation ", dominated by limestones, mudstones and dolomites can be subdivided into four members in ascending order:Thin-bedded to medium-bedded biodetritus pelmicrite(Member I);Thin-bedded to mediumbedded pelmicrite(Member Ⅱ);Thin-bedded to medium-bedded biodetritus pelmicrite(MemberⅢ); Thin-bedded to medium-bedded pelmicrite with algae underlaying fine-crystal dolostones(Member Ⅳ).What's more,silt mudstone from the upper part of the "Tsinghsutung Formation"contains a Burgess shale-type Lagersta¨tte,known as the Jianhe biota. Based on detailed field investigation, microfacial analysis and palaeontological evidence,we proposed that the limestone-dominated "Tsinghsutung Formation"was deposited at the edge of deep shelf or deep shelf, which refers to a low water energy environment with high oxygen,normal salinity and good light conditions.Specifically,the Lagersta¨tte in the mid-upper part of the "Tsinghsutung Formation"indicates a rapid-burial event.In general, the sea level regarding the entire Tsinghsutung succession changes corresponding to three shallowing periods and two deepening periods,respectively.Our study also indicates that the MemberⅢ may have been deposited nearby the redox surface,whereas the members I,ⅡandⅣ were probably deposited above the redox surface.
    3  A STUDY OF THE THECAL MORPHOLOGY OF EARLY ORDOVICIAN SINOGRAPTUS TYPICALIS:AN ADDENDUM
    HAN Nai-ren PANG Chong-jin
    2018, 57(1):21-24. DOI: 10.19800/j.cnki.aps.2018.01.003 CSTR:
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    Thecal morphology of the Sinograptus typicalis Mu is crucial to understand its ecological environment. This study re-presented thecal morphological features of Sinograptus and reinterpreted its ecological environment on the basis of previous studies.Two stipes of the Sinograptus were reconstructed and each has a complete thecal,which comprises three dorsal thecal folds and three ventral thecal folds.The first dorsal thecal fold is prothecal fold of the thecal(thn),which extends beneath the second dorsal thecal fold(prothecal fold of thecal thn+1),forming an L-shape curve.Subsequently,the thecal develops a ventral thecal fold that is perpendicular to the stipe beneath the prothecal fold of thecal thn+2.Thecal apertures are present at tip of the thecal.Crevice-like thecal apertures with transverse expansion occur at the upper part of the thecal in the left-hand side stipe,whereas only the dorsal part of thecal apertures is observed in the right-hand side stipe,showing that the thecal apertures on the left-and right-hand side stipes of the Sinograptus point to opposite directions.This indicates that the Sinograptus suspended and rotated slowly within a low-energy hydrodynamic environment.Spines of dorsal and ventral thecal folds are well developed in the Sinograptus, suggesting that they are spine stenothermal species living in warm water.Therefore,Sinograptus suspended in warm marine water with weak hydrodynamics.
    4  TRILOBITE FAUNA FROM THE LOWERMOST SILURIAN OF MEITAN,GUIZHOU AND ITS IMPLICATIONS
    WEI Xin ZHAN Ren-bin
    2018, 57(1):25-39. DOI: 10.19800/j.cnki.aps.2018.01.004 CSTR:
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    The Rhuddanian(Llandovery, Silurian)includes the survival and recovery intervals respectively after the end-Ordovician mass extinction.The marine environment during the earliest Silurian was dominated by deeper-water,commonly anoxic conditions and sustained transgression,so shelly facies of this time interval are rarely known in the Gondwana and periGondwana regions. However, in the upper Yangtze region of South China paleoplate,some shelly facies are well-developed(e.g.the Wulipo Bed and the Niuchang Formation).The trilobite fauna documented in this paper provides a unique window for investigating trilobite macroevolution in South China during the Late Ordovician and early Silurian.Trilobite fossils were collected from the Wulipo Bed(middle Rhuddanian)and the Niuchang Formation(upper Rhuddanian) at Yanping and Gaojiang sections of Huangjiaba town, Meitan County, northern Guizhou,including 17 species of 15 genera(subgenera),11 families and 7 orders, amongst which five macroevolutionary types could be recognized,i.e.the declining survivors,the increasing survivors,the Lazarus survivors,the new arrivals and the Dead Clade Walking(DCW).Different types of trilobites have different kinds of survival strategies facing the crisis.Declining survivors and Lazarus survivors are major source of biological evolution after the mass extinction,to a certain extent,they influence the process of the biological evolution of the entire ecosystem. New arrivals mark the improvement of the environment after the mass extinction and the beginning of the trilobite recovery interval.
    5  PALAEONTOLOGY AND BIOSTRATIGRAPHIC SIGNIFICANCE OF SILURIAN GRAPTOLITE OKTAVITES EXCENTRICUS
    WANG Xin WANG Jian ZHANG Ju LI Zhong-yu
    2018, 57(1):40-51. DOI: 10.19800/j.cnki.aps.2018.01.015 CSTR:
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    The Ziyang-Langao area,in southern Shaanxi Province,is palaeogeographically located on the northwestern margin of the Yangtze Platform,where Telychian rocks(upper Llandovery,Silurian)with abundant graptolites are beautifully exposed.Oktavites excentricus Bjerreskov,1975 is an important associated graptolite species of the Oktavites spiralis Zone,Telychian stage.Recent investigations in multiple Telychian profiles in the Ziyang-Langao area reveal that Oktavites excentricus,the species that combined rapid evolution with a global distribution,has a great potential for accurate subdivision of Oktavites spiralis Zone.In addition,the thecae of Oktavites excentricus is typcial morphology of Oktavites,however,the morphologic rhabdosome of this species is similar to the latter graptolite index species Cyrtograptus lapworthi Tullberg,1883(the representative of early Cyrtograptids),which having agreat significance for discussing the origin of Cyrtograptus.
    6  POPULATION ANALYSIS OF THE SILURIAN BRACHIOPOD ATRYPOIDEA FOXI JONES FROM QUJING,YUNNAN PROVINCE
    ZHOU Hang-hang HUANG Bing
    2018, 57(1):52-65. DOI: 10.19800/j.cnki.aps.2018.01.005 CSTR:
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    Since fossil population contains rich ecological information, related studies are important in palaeontology. By researches on population of Atrypoidea foxi Jones,the structure and ecological environment of population can be evaluated.Brachiopods collected from the lower Kuanti Formation exposed at a stone quarry at Longwangmiao Village in Qujing,Yunnan are dominated by Atrypoidea foxi Jones(Brachiopods),with 381 conjoined valves of the species.A good state of preservation suggests the original condition of the population may be revealed.The population structure was analyzed.The sizefrequency curve fitting normal distribution and slightly negatively skewed,suggests the adult individuals are predominant in this population.Survivorship curve is convex from small to adult individuals and concave from adult to old stage,reveal that most individuals can develop to adult even older individuals,which suggests a suitable living environment.Regression analysis shows that some larger individuals tend to be wider;meanwhile,the shell’s thickness is not stable for large individuals.Furthermore,as an individual becomes more convex rather than longer and wider,the depth of its sulcus is increased.Considering the size of brachiopods affected by length,width and thickness,body volume should be adopted as an index to represent body size.Based on a published study and"density method",a new empirical formula is given to calculate body volume of atrypides.
    7  NEW OBSERVATIONS ON THE SPECIMEN ATTRIBUTED TO ZOSTEROPHYLLUM LONGHUASHANENSE FROM THE LOWER DEVONIAN OF QUJING,YUNNAN,SOUTHWESTERN CHINA
    WANG Yao XU Hong-he
    2018, 57(1):66-73. DOI: 10.19800/j.cnki.aps.2018.01.006 CSTR:
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    Zosterophyllum longhuashanense was established from the Lower Devonian of Qujing,Yunnan Province(Li and Cai, 1977). Its establishment was based on only one specimen that was not well illustrated. Some authors(Gerrienne,1988;Hao et al.,2007;Edwards et al.,2015)thought that the sporangia of Z.longhuashanense were two-rowed arranged,rather than being spirally arranged as originally described by Li and Cai(1977).The present study reobserves the type specimen of Z.longhuashanense and indicates a zosterophyll spike with spirally arranged sporangia. According to the morphological features,the specimen previously attributed to Z.longhuashanense is transferred to Zosterophyllumcf.myretonianum.Class Zosterophyllopsida Banks,1975 Order Zosterophyllales Banks,1968 Family Zosterophyllaceae Banks,1968 Genus Zosterophyllum Penhallow,1892 Type species Zosterophyllum myretonianum Penhallow,1892Zosterophyllumcf.myretonianumPenhallow,1892(Text-figs.1-A—F,2)1977 Zosterophyllum longhuashanense,Li and Cai,pp 17,pl.Ⅱ,fig.21,21 a;Text-fig.1.Specimen PB6463(original Type specimen),deposited at the Nanjing Institute of Geology and Palaeontology,Chinese Academy of Sciences.Description A part of zosterophyll spike,without apical or basal part,is preserved up to 35 mm long and 7 mm in maximum width.The spike consists of an axis with sporangia loosely and spirally arranged.The spike axis is about 1.8 mm wide.A vertical ribbon-like band is seen on the surface of the axis,which might represent the vascular strand inside the axis.More slender bands are seen to depart from the central one,extending to individual sporangia(Text-figs.1-F,2).At least twelve sporangia are recognized from the spike.Sporangia are arranged in lateral or sub-lateral positions relative to the central axis,none is seen in face view(Text-figs.1-A,2).In the description of the sporangium,the up or down refers to their positions shown in the text-figure.The high or low refers to the sporangial positions relative to the observer. The higher sporangium means that the sporangium is closer to the observer under microscope.The sporangia 3,5,9 are directly attached on the surface of the axis,but the attached angles of stalks vary.The sporangium 12 attached to the middle part of the spike axis(Text-fig.1-E)can be seen by the broken axis in the lower position.The sporangium 11 breaks from the axis in the basal portion and can be seen lower than the axis.These sporangia,though being preserved as compression,can be recognized helically arranged on the spike axis.The sporangium is roughly triangular or elliptical shaped in lateral view,2.2—3.1 mm in height( =2.7,n=8),1.3—2.8 mm in lateral width( =1.9,n=7).The upper sporangia,probably near the apex of spike,appear subcircular(11,12 in text-fig.2),whilst the lower ones have acuminate apices(text-fig.1-C, D, F). The distance between neighboring sporangia becomes wider from the up spike to the down.Sporangium stalk is 0.3—0.8 mm in width( =0.6,n=7)and 1.3—2.7 mm in length( =1.9,n=7).The stalk departs from the axis in narrow angles(30°—60°),with a slight extending then curve adaxially as C-shaped.The sporangium appears to grow paralleled with the spike axis. The junction between the stalk and the sporangium is not clear.The sporangium dehiscence line is seen from the adaxial side of the sporangium,up to 0.1 mm wide along the distal margin(text-fig.1-B,F).The sporangium dehisces into two equal valves.Two dehisced but still connected valves are seen from the sporangium 4(text-fig.1-C,D).The two valves are overlapped but are seen in different heights to the observer.Locality and horizon Qujing, Yunnan.Xujiachong Formation(Pragian—Emsian).
    8  DEVONIAN CORALS FROM ZHAOTONG,NE YUNNAN (3)—EARLY FRASNIAN RUGOSE CORALS
    LIAO Wei-hua MA Xue-ping
    2018, 57(1):74-83. DOI: 10.19800/j.cnki.aps.2018.01.007 CSTR:
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    A relatively complete and thick lower through upper Devonian shallow marine sequence crops out in the vicinity of Qingmen Village in the suburb of Zhaotong, NE Yunnan Province, which yields abundant shallow water benthic fossils. The Qingmen section(including Fangyangchong)has become a reference Devonian section in the NE Yunnan due to its well established stratigraphic succession.Nevertheless,rugose corals have not been described until recently.The present paper is the third of the series of rugose corals studies,dealing with early Frasnian strata and rugose corals, with discussions on lithostratigraphy,correlation of coral faunas and their palaeobiogeography. The Upper Devonian sequence at Qingmen(Fangyangchong) is lithologically consistent with the Zaige Formation.This formation is mainly composed of dolomitic limestones and bears very few fossils.So that its geological age is not readily determined.Hence,the description and illustration of the rugose coral fauna from the base of the Zaige Formation of Qingmen(Fangyangchong)is of some importance.This fauna is composed of five genera and seven species,including Sinodisphyllum simplex,S.variabile,Disphyllum catenatum,Hexagonaria magna,H.davidsoni,Temnophyllum poshiense and Truncicarinulum temeniophylloides. These rugose corals overall suggest an early Frasnian age and a close biogeographic relationship between South China and western Canada.the description and illustration of the rugose coral fauna from the base of the Zaige Formation of Qingmen(Fangyangchong)is of some importance.This fauna is composed of five genera and seven species,including Sinodisphyllum simplex,S.variabile,Disphyllum catenatum,Hexagonaria magna,H.davidsoni,Temnophyllum poshiense and Truncicarinulum temeniophylloides. These rugose corals overall suggest an early Frasnian age and a close biogeographic relationship between South China and western Canada.
    9  GLOBAL BRACHIOPOD GROUP COMPOSITION,LATITUDE DISTRIBUTION AND EVOLUTION FROM CHANGHSINGIAN(LATE PERMIAN)TO LATE TRIASSIC
    KE Yan ZHANG Hua HOU Xu-dong ZENG Yong
    2018, 57(1):84-94. DOI: 10.19800/j.cnki.aps.2018.01.008 CSTR:
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    Based on the statistic analysis of 9 934 brachiopod fossil occurrences collected from 1 421 fossil sites all over the world from Changhsingian(Late Permian)to Rhaetian(Late Triassic),the basic diversity and spatial and temporal patterns of brachiopods are studied in this paper.From the composition of the brachiopods from Changhsingian,Productida accounted for 44% of the total genus number,and occupied an absolutely dominant position.The remaining eight orders,in addition to Spiriferida which accounted for 14%,are no more than 10%.Effected by the endPermian mass extinction,the orders Productida,Orthotetida and Orthida completely disappeared after the Dienerian of Early Triassic,only the orders Rhynchonellida,Spiriferinida and Lingulida continued in the Triassic.After the Olenekian(Early Triassic),Rhynchonellida,Spiriferinida,Terebratulida and Athyridida survived and began to recover gradually and became the main groups of the Late Triassic brachiopods.Statistic data of palaeolatitude distribution of brachiopods show that the Changhsingian brachiopods were mainly distributed between 40°north latitude to 80°south latitude,while the most prominent zones were respectively located in the 0—40°north latitude and 30°—60°south latitude.After the end-Permian mass extinction,the Early Triassic brachiopods survived in the latitude zones between 0—40°north and 50°—60°south during the Dienerian,only very small amount of brachiopods survived in the zone between 0—40°north,where brachiopods began to recover in the Olenekian and gradually expanded globally in the Middle and Late Triassic.
    10  SELAGINELLITES CF.FAUSTAFROM THE LOWER CRETACEOUS OF WANGQING,JILIN PROVINCE
    XU Qing YANG Xiao-ju
    2018, 57(1):95-104. DOI: 10.19800/j.cnki.aps.2018.01.009 CSTR:
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    A fossil plant attributed to Selaginellites from the Lower Cretaceous Dalazi Formation in Wangqing County,Jilin Province is described in this paper. The fossil is tenuous herbaceous,small, stem thin, leaves heterophyllous,decussate,arranged in four rows(two lateral rows and two median rows).Lateral leaves larger,ovate,entire,dosally keel-like ribbed,apices top and the front of the blade is slightly curved inward,attached to the stem with an amplexicaul base without petiole. Median leaves small,adpressed to the stem densely and parallel with stem,much similar with lateral leaves in shape.This specimen resembles closely Selaginellities fausta(Wu)Sun and Zheng from the Jianshangou bed of the lower part of the Lower Cretaceous Yixian Formation. It is hard for further comparison due to no reproductive organ have been found, the present fossil is attributed to Selaginellitescf.fausta(Wu)Sun and Zheng.It represents the latest fossil record of Selaginellites in China so far,and enriches the Selaginellites fossil record in China.
    11  DISCOVERY OF PALYNOMORPHS AND THEIR SIGNIFICANCE IN THE TUNTIANYING FORMATION OF BAOYUAN,LONGJING CITY,JILIN PROVINCE
    SHANG Yu-ke CHENG Jin-hui
    2018, 57(1):105-118. DOI: 10.19800/j.cnki.aps.2018.01.010 CSTR:
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    The Tuntianying Formation,named in 1959,is a series of volcanic rocks intercalated with volcaniclastic rocks under neath the Changcai Formation in the Yanji Basin.It distributes mainly in Mingyue Town of Antu County, Laotougou, Tianbaoshan, Shilipu and Wangqing areas in Longjing City.Because of the insufficiency of study on volcanic movements and deficiency of biostratigraphic data,the definition,geological age and subdivision of the Tuntianying Formation remain debatable.The geological age of the Tuntianying Formation has been regarded as the Middle or Late Jurassic for a long period before Li(2001) assigned it to Berriasian of the Early Cretaceous based on palynomorphs in the Tuntianying Formation of Mingyue Town, Antu County. We studied palynomorphs in the Tuntianying Formation of Baoyuan,Longjing City to discuss the geological age and subdivision of the Tuntianying Formation further,and to provide more evidence for subdivision and correlation of Mesozoic volcanic strata inside and outside the Yanji Basin.The 2 samples were collected from Bed 4 in the section from Baoyuan railway station to the Laotougou coal mine which was first measured by Zhang Chuan-bo in 1980.There are 31 genera and 51 species in the palynomorph assemblage,including 16 genera and26 species of spores of Pteridophyta and 15 genera and 25 species of pollens of Gymnospermae.Pollens of Gynmospermae are more than spores of Pteridophyta in proportion,the former accounting for 58.64% and the latter 41.36%.The main components of pollens of Gymnospermae are dissacate pollens of conifers accounting for 32.81%of the total number,among which developed bisaccate pollens of Pinaceae and Podocarpaceae are more than undeveloped bisaccate pollens of Coniferales. There are a certain amount of monocolpate pollens of Ginkgoaceae or Cycadaceae(5%) and ring-grooved pollens of Cheirolepidiaceae(2.61%).Among the pollens of Gymnospermae incertae sedis, monosaccate Callialasporitesaccounts for 2.59%.The rest palynomorphs account for less than 2% except Psophosphaera.Among spores of Pteridophyta,Leiotriletes is the most numerous,accounting for 11.21% of the assemblage. The second are the spores of Lygodiaceae accounting for 10.24%,among which Cicatricosisporites accounting for 7.03% is the most numerous.There are some important spores of Pteridophyta accounting for about 2% such as Pilosisporites,Aequitriradites and Lygodiumsporites.This palynomorph assemblage can be named as Cicatricosisporites-Pilosisporites-Aequitriradites Assemblage.Among the Cicatricosisporites-PilosisporitesAequitriradites Assemblage,developed bisaccate pollens are slightly more than undeveloped bisaccate pollens.Spores of Lygodiaceae reach 3 genera and 8 species and account for more than10% of the total number, which makes them important in the assemblage.In addition,with some typical Early Cretaceous taxa such as Aequitriradites and Pilosisporites,the assemblage shows a feature of the Early Cretaceous.In the current palynomorph assemblage occurredsome important Early Cretaceous palynomorphs such as Cicatricosisporites,Pilosisporites, Lygodiumsporites and Aequitriradites whose proportions are close to those in early Early Cretaceous.The other taxa are common in the Jurassic and Cretaceous,and developed bisaccate pollens are more than undeveloped bisaccate pollens, which is also a feature of the Early Cretaceous. Hence,the geological age of the palynomorph assemblage in the Tuntianying Formation of Baoyuan should be Berriasian—Valanginian of the Early Cretaceous.The palynomorph assemblage in the Tuntianying Formation of Antu County(Li,2001)is characterized with numerous bisaccate pollens of conifers and fewer Schizaeoisporites,Fixisporites, Cicatricosisporites. The current assemblage is similar in a certain content with that in Antu County. However,their difference is obvious. For example, there are more Cicatricosisporites accounting for 7.03% of the current assemblage,while spores of Pteridophyta accounts for 5% with Cicatricosisporites decreases greatly in the assemblage of Antu County.Furthermore,Pilosisporites,Aequitriradites and Lygodiumsporites account for about 2% in the current assemblage. Therefore, the current assemblage should be younger than that in the Tuntianying Formation of Antu County.According to the feature of the palynomorph assemblage in the Tuntianying Formation of Baoyuan,we can infer that during Berriasian—Valanginian of the Early Cretaceous,plants of Pinaceae,Podocarpaceae and Cycadaceae with tall trunks and pteridophytes of Cyatheaceae and Lygodiaceae stood on the river or lake banks or the high lands beside intermountain basins,herbs of Osmundaceae,Selaginellaceae and Lycopodiaceae and bryophytes grew in the shady areas of low lands and humid areas of river valleys and lake depressions,and plants of Cheireolepidiaceae grew in some areas with a sunny exposure or arid zone.During early Early Cretaceous, the palaeoclimate in Baoyuan area of the Yanji Basin was probably warm and humid subtropical,a drier interval might also have existed because of volcanic movement.
    12  HOLOCENE VARIATION OF THE FORAMINIFERAL ASSEMBLAGE AT BEILUN,NINGBO,ZHEJIANG AND ITS PALAEOENVIRONMENTAL IMPLICATION
    WANG Xiao-yan LI Bao-hua GUO Qi-mei ZHONG Shi-lan
    2018, 57(1):119-124. DOI: 10.19800/j.cnki.aps.2018.01.011 CSTR:
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    Based on the quantitative analysis of foraminifera from Core NBBL and the AMS14 C dating,Holocene sedimentary environment change at Beilun,Ningbo was reconstructed. The result showed that a transgression-regression cycle occurred in this area during the middle and late Holocene.At7300 cal.aBP,the environment of Beilun was influenced by the marine setting.During 7150—2480 cal.aBP,the sediment was under a shallow marine facies.After2480 cal.aBP,the sea water became shallower,and finally retreated from this area.

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