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The former presents an interesting<br />
speculation, but does not allow for<br />
placement of findings within an ecological<br />
and chronological context. Likewise,<br />
the assignment of specimens as paleopathological<br />
holotypes defeats this purpose<br />
in attempting to narrowly define the<br />
physical manifestation of the immune<br />
response to disease, doing nothing more<br />
than a photographic library of paleopathologies<br />
could do, but not conveying<br />
the true nature of paleopathologies and<br />
could lead to artificial classification<br />
schemes that would cause more confusion<br />
than clarity.<br />
2010010041<br />
化 石 病 理 学 中 同 源 现 象 的 局 限 性 =<br />
The limitations of homology in vertebrate<br />
paleopathology. ( 英 文 ). Wolff E D<br />
S. Historical Biology, 2009, 21(3 & 4):<br />
235-238<br />
2010010042<br />
川 东 北 二 叠 纪 化 石 群 落 和 生 境 类 型 的<br />
再 划 分 = Subdivision of Permian Fossil<br />
Communities and Habitat Types in<br />
Northeast Sichuan, South China. ( 英 文 ).<br />
Yan Jiaxin; Ma Zhixin; Xie Xinong;<br />
Xue Wuqiang; Li Bo; Liu Dongqin.<br />
Journal of China university of geosciences,<br />
2008, 19(5): 441-450<br />
Recent achievement in hydrocarbon<br />
exploration in Northeast Sichuan demonstrated<br />
that Permian calcareous and<br />
argillaceous deposits are the major contributing<br />
source rocks. Reevaluation on<br />
the hydrocarbon potential of the Permian<br />
strata over the whole Yangtze region is<br />
thus to be desired. A comprehensive corroboration<br />
was carried out at the Shangsi<br />
Section, Guangyuan, Northeast Sichuan,<br />
which is believed to be another promising<br />
area in South China. This article<br />
deals with the ecological and depositional<br />
conditions of the Permian strata in<br />
the section, including the Chihsia, Maokou,<br />
Wujiaping, and Dalong formations,<br />
which share some similarities with<br />
those occurring in the broad Yangtze<br />
carbonate platforms. Five fossil communities<br />
of Mizzia-Permocalculus, Hayasakaia,<br />
Inozoan, Ostracod, and Crinoid<br />
were identified in the Yangtze region<br />
and described in detail including<br />
their components and occurrence. On<br />
the basis of the fossil communities and<br />
depositional features, 23 habitat types,<br />
mainly occurring from inner to outer<br />
shelves, were recognized at the Shangsi<br />
Section in order to reconstruct the depositional<br />
conditions and accordingly to<br />
evaluate the paleoproductivity. In addition,<br />
the subdivision of Chihsia Formation<br />
in the section was revised, which<br />
would be of significance for the reconstruction<br />
of the Chihsian paleogeography<br />
in the study area.<br />
2010010043<br />
通 过 TOC 和 生 境 类 型 初 步 估 算 古 生<br />
产 力 : 哪 种 方 法 更 可 靠 -- 以 华 南 上 扬<br />
子 台 地 奥 陶 纪 - 志 留 纪 过 渡 期 黑 色 页 岩<br />
为 例 = Preliminary Estimation of Paleoproductivity<br />
via TOC and Habitat<br />
Types: Which Method Is More Reliable?<br />
—A Case Study on the Ordovician–<br />
Silurian Transitional Black Shales of the<br />
Upper Yangtze Platform, South China.<br />
( 英 文 ). Su Wenbo; Wang Yongbiao;<br />
Bradley D Cramer; Axel Munnecke; Li<br />
Zhiming; Fu Lipu. Journal of China<br />
university of geosciences, 2008, 19(5):<br />
534-548<br />
New total organic carbon (TOC) data<br />
from the two Ordovician–Silurian transitional<br />
graptolite-bearing black shale intervals,<br />
the Wufeng Formation and the<br />
Longmaxi Formation in Central<br />
Guizhou and West Hubei, respectively,<br />
as well as previously reported TOC data<br />
from the same intervals in other places<br />
on the Yangtze platform of South China,<br />
have been used to produce an initial estimate<br />
of the primary paleoproductivity<br />
via a conventional inverse method (i.e.,<br />
R pp-inverse ). The values of the R pp-inverse are<br />
estimated to be 32 (43–21) gC/(m 2·a)<br />
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