Rise of the Dragon
Readings from Nature on the Chinese Fossil Record
Perhaps the best known of these new Chinese fossils are the famous feathered dinosaurs from Liaoning Province, which may help end one of the most intense debates in paleontology—whether birds evolved from dinosaurs. But other finds have been just as spectacular, such as the minutely preserved (to the cellular level) animal embryos of the 670 million-year-old Duoshantuo phosphorites, or the world's oldest known fish, from the Chengjiang formation in southwestern Yunnan Province.
Rise of the Dragon makes descriptions and detailed discussions of these important finds available in one convenient volume for paleontologists and serious fossil fans.
Biological Sciences: Anatomy | Biology--Systematics | Evolutionary Biology | Natural History | Paleobiology, Geology, and Paleontology
Earth Sciences: Paleontology
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