Vertebrate fossils of Yunnan are only previously known by a few tragmentaryfinds belonging to early Tertiary and Plio-Pleistocene age. In October 1938, Mr. M.N. Bien of the Geological Survey of China discovered a rich fossiliferous formationwith two levels of vertebrate remains. Most of the well-preserved fossils were derivedfrom the lower level and contain remains of Dinosaurs which are still under the
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Vertebrate fossils of Yunnan are only previously known by a few tragmentaryfinds belonging to early Tertiary and Plio-Pleistocene age. In October 1938, Mr. M.N. Bien of the Geological Survey of China discovered a rich fossiliferous formationwith two levels of vertebrate remains. Most of the well-preserved fossils were derivedfrom the lower level and contain remains of Dinosaurs which are still under the
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C. C. YOUNG.1940. Preliminary Notes on the Mesozoic Mammals of Lufeng, Yunnan, China[J].地质学报,(1). C. C. YOUNG.1940.[J]. Acta Geologica Sinica,(1).
