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Re: Juramaia, Jurassic eutherian from China

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From: David Marjanovic <david.marjanovic@gmx.at>
Date: Wed, 24 Aug 2011 22:59:43 +0200
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 And now I have to update the webnotes for class... :-)

 Thomas R. Holtz, Jr.

And now I'm getting deeply interested in the stratigraphy. Is it fromthe Daohugou Beds? If so, is it _really_ from the Daohugou beds? And howold are _they_ really? Really really?

Lithostratigraphic correlation in northeastern China is clearly verydifficult. There are hairpin-shaped layers, and much of the areaconsists of 1000 m high rolling hills, one after the other for hundredsof km in every direction.

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