CRETACEOUS BIVALVES OF KANGPA GROUP, SOUTH XIZANG, CHINA AND THEIR BIOGEOGRAPHY
WEN Shi-Xuan

..............page:1-27

EARLY CRETACEOUS PALYNOFLORA FROM NORTHERN TARIM BASIN
li wen ben

..............page:28-45

LATE HAUTERIVIAN DINOFLAGELLATES FROM THE LOWER PART OF THE CHENGZIHE FORMATION IN JIXI BASIN, EASTERN HEILONGJIANG, NE CHINA
he cheng quan ; sun xue kun

..............page:46-62

NOTES ON THE GENUS REEDOCALYMENE KOBAYASHI, 1951 (TRILOBITA, ORDOVICIAN)
PENG Shan-Chi;LI Yue;LIN Tian-Rui

..............page:63-75

AN EXCEPTIONALLY LARGE REPRESENTATIVE OF PERMIAN AMMONOID SHENGOCERAS FROM GUANGXI, SOUTH CHINA
ZHOU Zu-Ren;B.F.Glenister;W.M.Furnish

..............page:76-80

EPHEDRITES FROM LATEST JURASSIC YIXIAN FORMATION IN WESTERN LIAONING, NORTHEAST CHINA
guo shuang xing ; wu xiang wu

..............page:81-91

OCCURRENCE OF PSEUDOGLYPTAGNOSTUS (CAMBRIAN TRILOBITA) IN SOUTH KOREA AND THE SIGNIFICANCE OF THE SLOPE BIOFACIES OF KOREA
ZHANG Wen-Tang

..............page:92-99

A GLOBAL CORRELATION OF BIOZONES ACROSS THE ORDOVICIAN-SILURIAN BOUNDARY
chen xu ; rong jia yu ; fan zuo xuan ; zhan ren bin ; zhang yuan dong ; li rong yu ; wang zuo ; mi qie er ; ha pa er

..............page:100-114

RELATIVE-ABUNDANCE CHANGES OF CYCLOPYGID TRILOBITES DURING THE MIDDLE TO UPPER ORDOVICIAN IN SOUTHERN SHAANXI WITH REFERENCE TO SEA-LEVEL FLUCTUATIONS
zhou zhi qiang ; zhou zhi yi ; yuan wen wei

..............page:115-119

IMPACT OF RELATIVE SEA-LEVEL CHANGES ON THE MAOKOUAN FUSULINACEAN FAUNA IN PANXIAN, GUIZHOU
liu jia run ; yang xiang ning ; shi gui jun ; feng hong zhen ; chen yun tang ; zhou jian ping

..............page:120-125

THE BIOGEOGRAPHY AND SYNECOLOGY OF DEVONIAN CORALS FROM CHINA
liao wei hua

..............page:126-135

ON DISCUSSION OF FOSSIL APHIDS WITHIN "JEHOL BIOTA”, CHINA
zhang jun feng

..............page:136-150

THE STUDY OF GRAPTOLITE REFLECTANCE AS THE INDICATOR OF SOURCE-ROCK MATURATION IN ORDOVICIAN AND SILURIAN OF TARIM BASIN, ORDOS,JIANGSU AREAS
cao chang qun ; shang qing hua ; fang yi ting

..............page:151-156

AN EFFECTIVE METHOD OF OBSERVING FINE VENATION FROM COMPRESSED ANGIOSPERM FOSSIL LEAVES
leng qin

..............page:157-158