Tetrapod Footprints From the Upper Carboniferous of China
Spencer G. Lucas, Majid Mirzaie Ataabadi
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Spencer G. Lucas, Majid Mirzaie Ataabadi
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.
Key concepts: Carboniferous, Tetrapod (structure), Paleontology, China, Geology, Block (permutation group theory), Archaeology, Geography