Bulletin of the Chinese Academy of Sciences 2013 Issue 1 Sponges, Rather than Trilobites, Might Have Reigned Over Middle Ordovician Seas

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Bulletin of the Chinese Academy of Sciences
1003-3572
2013 Issue 1

Sponges, Rather than Trilobites, Might Have Reigned Over Middle Ordovician Seas

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Gravity Demonstrated to Travel at Speed of Light

..............page:24-25

China Sets up One of the World's Most Powerful Ground-based Systems for Space Weather Monitoring

..............page:28-34

Continental Saline Aquifers Suitable for CO2 Sequestration

..............page:26-27

Population Status, Threats and Conservation of the Yangtze Finless Porpoise
WANG Ding

..............page:46-55

“I Want to See China and India Shine at the Top of Scientific Kingdom”——An Interview with Prof.C.N.R.Rao

..............page:6-7

New Chains of Space Weather Monitoring Stations in China
WANG Chi

..............page:35-40

2012 Top S&T Progress in Limelight

..............page:2-5

Save the Last “River Pigs” and their Last Refuges

..............page:41-45

A Visiting Nigerian Biologist's Days at IOZ

..............page:61-64

Working Together Towards A Better Space Science——An Interview with Prof.G.A.Zherebtsov and Prof.WU Ji

..............page:13-15

Bridging Institutional and Continental Gaps through Scientific Excellence——An Interview with Dr.Abiodun Humphrey Adebayo at the Institute of Microbiology

..............page:56-60

Antiferromagnetic Order Coexisting with Superconductivity in Ba0.77K0.23Fe2As2

..............page:16-18

Learn from Each Other in Friendship and Trust——An Interview with Prof.Herbert J(a)ckle, Vice President of MPG

..............page:8-12