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Tetrapod Footprints From the Upper Carboniferous of China

Spencer G. Lucas, Majid Mirzaie Ataabadi

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Abstract

We documented tetrapod footprints from Baode, Shanxi, China identified as aff. Dimetropus. These are the first record of carboniferous tetrapods from what was the North China block, a microplate isolated from the Pangean nucleus during the Carboniferous.

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We documented tetrapod footprints from Baode, Shanxi, China identified as aff. Dimetropus. These are the first record of carboniferous tetrapods from what was the North China block, a microplate isolated from the Pangean nucleus during the Carboniferous.

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We documented tetrapod footprints from Baode, Shanxi, China identified as aff. Dimetropus. These are the first record of carboniferous tetrapods from what was the North China block, a microplate isolated from the Pangean nucleus during the Carboniferous.

Key concepts: Carboniferous, Tetrapod (structure), Paleontology, China, Geology, Block (permutation group theory), Archaeology, Geography

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