Language: Chinese with English abstract
ISBN/ISSN: ISSN:00016619
Published on: 1988-01
Paperback
No.1
1. Discovery of Chengjiang Fauna at Meishucun Jinning, Yunnan
2. Discovery of Pentamerifera (entameridae, Brachiopoda) from Luow rocks of Emin Area, Northwest Xinjiang
3. Study on Primary Vascular Systms of Cordaitean Stems hanxioxlon sinense and Pennsylvanioylon tianiiin Coal Balls from Shanxi
4. Ontogeny of Palaolenus lantenoisi (Trilobita)
5. Tetracorals from Hebukehe Formation of Northern Xinjiang
6. A Study on Palaeoecology of Trilobite Ichnocoenos from Middle Devonian Yuntaiguan Formation in W. Hunan
7. Discovery of Notocoularia from Pondo Group of Damxung County, Xizang (Tibet)
8. "Psudocardinia" from Middle Jurassic Xinhe Formation, Shandan, Gansu NW China
9. Neogene Palynogical Sequence of Northern China
10. Late Paleozoic Ostracode Associations from South China and Their Paleoecological Significances
11. Notes on Some Upper Triassic Plantsfrom Changshu, Jiangsu
12. Fossils of Land Snails from Xinyu Formation (Early Tertiary) of Qingjiang Basin, Jiangxi Province
13. Jiangxifolium, a New Genus of Fossils Plants from Anyuan Formation in Jiangxi
14. Upper Carboniferous Coal Belt and Its Floral Succession of Northwest Europe
15. Second International Symposium on Devonian Systerm was held in Calgary, Canada on August 17-20, 1987
No.3
1. Anniversary of the Death of Prof. Zhao Jin-Ke (K.K.Chao) , honorary director of the institute
2. Some Famennian Rugose Corals from Yshan, Guangxi
3. Early Permian Coleoid Cephalopods from Keping area of Xinjiang
4. Early Carboniferous Cephalopods of Baoshan, Yunnan
5. Jinkenites-A strange fossil from Earliest Cambrian in W. Hubei
6. Ordovician Nautiloid Fauna from Lunshan, Jurong, Jiangsu
7. Ordovician Cephalopod bathymetric signals and Chronology of sea-level Change
8. An introduction to Palaeoecology of Triassic Ammonites of China
9. Lower Permian Artinskian Ammonoid Fauna and related Biostratigraphy in South China
10. Early Cretaceous Aptian Ammonites from Lbass and Nam Lake areas, Xizang (Tibet)
11. Late Permian Ammonoids from lower Yangtze area and their Palaeoecological Significance
12. The Bivalvia Research Group and the Gastropod Research Group of PSC held academic symposium jointly in Beihai, Guangxi (21-26 November, 1987)
