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and high landscape diversity compared<br />

with the present time. This diversity depended<br />

on a stronger role in the communities<br />

of steppe and highland elements.<br />

The influence of Paleolithic man on Late<br />

Pleistocene populations of ungulates and<br />

large predators is detected.<br />

2010010501<br />

以 阿 尔 泰 西 北 部 denisova 洞 穴 为 例 ,<br />

说 明 蝙 蝠 可 指 示 旧 石 器 时 代 人 类 活 动<br />

= Bats as an indicator of human activity<br />

in the paleolithic, using the example of<br />

denisova cave, northwestern Altai. ( 英<br />

文 ). Rossina V V. Paleontological Journal,<br />

2006, 40(4): S494-S500 7 图 版 .<br />

Landscape and climatic changes in<br />

northwestern Altai at the end of the<br />

Middle Pleistocene were accompanied<br />

by a transformation in the taxonomic<br />

composition of the bat community and<br />

abundance of some species. The dynamics<br />

of the bat community is very important<br />

for the study of the activity of Paleolithic<br />

man. The high sensitivity of<br />

bats to human disturbance allowed the<br />

time of colonization and nature of usage<br />

of Denisova cave by humans to be recognized.<br />

In this respect, bats are a very<br />

important indicator of events in the surrounding<br />

ecosystem.<br />

2010010502<br />

俄 罗 斯 阿 尔 泰 中 部 Charyshskii Naves<br />

洞 穴 附 近 更 新 世 晚 期 和 全 新 世 人 类 栖<br />

息 地 环 境 重 建 = Paleoreconstruction of<br />

Pleistocene environments of human<br />

habitats in the Late Pleistocene and<br />

Holocene near the Charyshskii Naves<br />

cave, Central Altai, Russia. ( 英 文 ).<br />

Serdyuk N V. Paleontological Journal,<br />

2006, 40(4): S501-S507 5 图 版 .<br />

The results of the study of the small<br />

mammal fauna from the Charyshskii<br />

Naves cave (Central Altai, Russia) in the<br />

2003 field season are provided. The dynamics<br />

of fossil small mammals was<br />

studied and the natural habitats of the<br />

ancient man were reconstructed on this<br />

basis. Two stages of sedimentation, corresponding<br />

to the domination of different<br />

biotopes, were recognized.<br />

历 史 地 质 学 、 地 层 学<br />

综 论<br />

2010010503<br />

朝 鲜 半 岛 早 太 古 代 到 中 侏 罗 世 的 演 化<br />

及 和 中 国 克 拉 通 的 对 比 : 来 自<br />

SHRIMP U-Pb 锆 石 年 龄 的 约 束 =<br />

Early Archean to middle Jurassic evolution<br />

of the Korean Peninsula and its correlation<br />

with Chinese cratons: SHRIMP<br />

U-Pb zircon age constraints. ( 英 文 ).<br />

Jeon H;Cho M;Kim H;Horie K;Hidaka<br />

H. Journal of Geology, 2007, 115(5):<br />

525-539<br />

U- Pb zircon ages of tuffs and sandstones<br />

of the Daedong Supergroup (Bansong<br />

and Nampo groups) in the Korean<br />

Peninsula were determined using a sensitive<br />

high- resolution ion microprobe<br />

(SHRIMP) in order to constrain their<br />

age of sedimentation and to unravel discrete<br />

geologic events as recorded in detrital<br />

zircons. The ages of four tuffaceous<br />

samples from the Bansong<br />

Group imply that the Daedong Supergroup<br />

formed at ca. 187 - 172 Ma in association<br />

with the Early- Middle Jurassic<br />

orogeny. These data are in marked contrast<br />

with paleomagnetic arguments suggesting<br />

that the Bansong and Nampo<br />

groups are precollisional Early- Middle<br />

Triassic deposits that are correlative<br />

with the North and South China blocks,<br />

respectively. Detrital zircons of the<br />

Daedong Supergroup define seven age<br />

components: (1) Early- Middle Archean<br />

(3.64 - 2.97 Ga), (2) Late Archean -<br />

middle Early Proterozoic (2.63 - 2.33<br />

Ga), ( 3) late Early Proterozoic (1.98 -<br />

1.75 Ga), (4) Middle- Late Proterozoic<br />

(1.2 - 0.6 Ga), ( 5) Devonian (400 - 355<br />

Ma), (6) Early Permian (280 255 Ma),<br />

and (7) Middle Triassic - Early Jurassic<br />

(240 - 180 Ma). These age distributions,<br />

together with available geochronological<br />

data, suggest that crustal growth of the<br />

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