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"Research In China..." presents a comprehensive exploration of China's geological past, compiled by the Carnegie Institution of Washington. This volume contains detailed reports on various paleontological finds, offering invaluable insights into the region's ancient life and geological formations.
The work includes "The Cambrian Faunas Of China" by C.D. Walcott, providing a detailed study of early life forms preserved in Cambrian rocks. Stuart Weller's report focuses on Ordovician fossils collected in Eastern Asia, shedding light on the marine life of that period. Additionally, G.H. Girty's contribution examines Upper Paleozoic fossils, completing a broad survey of China's fossil record.
This collection is essential for researchers and enthusiasts interested in paleontology, geology, and the geological history of China. The detailed analyses and findings within this volume make it a significant contribution to the field.
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