Preliminary results of a taphonomic study of a vertebrate accumulation from the Tetori Group (Lower Cretaceous) of Japan

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概要

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• A predominantly microvertebrate assemblage from the Tetori Group (Lower Cretaceous) of central Honshu is described. The fauna consists of many hundreds of vertebrate fossils which represent a diverse terrestrial/non-marine fauna. Taxa present include fish, reptiles, amphibians and birds. The preservation of the fossils is generally good, although there are few articulated and associated remains.

• 日本古生物学会の論文
• 1998-04-30

著者

• ISAJI SHINJI

  Natural History Museum and Institute

• Manabe M

  Department Of Geology National Science Museum

• Isaji Shinji

  Natural History Museum And Institute Chiba

• COOK ELIZABETH

  Department of Geology, University of Bristol, Queens Road, Bristol

• MANABE MAKOTO

  Department of Geology, National Science Museum

• Cook Elizabeth

  Department Of Geology University Of Bristol Queens Road Bristol

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