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Fig. 3
A broken mandible (IVPP V 27429.3) of
Stephanorhinus
cf.
S. kirchbergensis
from Xinyaozi Ravine in buccal (A), occlusal (B) and lingual (C) views
Fig. 1
Location of Shanshenmiaozui (SSMZ) site, with distributional map of living antelopes and related fossil forms of the Pleistocene Epoch in China
Data for the extant taxa are from Jiang (
2004
), Smith and Xie (
2008
). Fossil localities: 1. Xiashagou of Nihewan; 2. Yushe; 3. Dongdoubi of Yuxian; 4. Jinyuan Cave; 5. Zhoukoudian Loc.1;6. Xujiayao; 7. Mashandong; 8. Salawusu; 9. Xifeng of Qingyang; 10. Loufangzi; 11. Jinniushan;12. Miaohoushan; 13. Haimao of Dalian; 14. Gulongshan; 15. Xiaogushan; 16. Chicheng; 17. Dingcun;18. Xihoudu; 19. Tianshuigou of Dali; 20. Wenxi; 21. Pinglu; 22. Danangou of Yuxian; 23. Bajiazui;24. Gonghe; 25. Yangguo; 26. Tuozidong; 27. Tunliu; 28. Banpo; 29. Linyi; 30. Yuanmou; 31. Heshui;32. Xingtai; 33. Xiaochangcun; 34. Wuwang of Linyi; 35. Gengjiagou; 36. Luhuo; 37. Zhoukoudian Loc.15;38. Upper Cave; 39. Guxiangtun; 40. Zhoujiayoufang; 41. Dali Man site; 42. Aba; 43. Chifeng;44. Rouyuan; 45. Yanjiagang; 46. Yuhongcun of Dali; 47. Lingjing
Table 1 Studied fossil specimens of small to medium-sized bovids newly unearthed from SSMZ
Fig. 2
Partial skulls, jaw bones and teeth of
Spirocerus wongi
(A-D) and
Ovis shantungensis
(E) from SSMZ
A-D.
Spirocerus wongi
: A. partial skull with horn-cores (IVPP V 28650), B1-B3. juvenile maxilla with DP2-M1 (V 28651), C1-C4. left mandible with dp2-m1 (V 28652.1), D1-D4. partial right mandible with p4-m3 (V 28653); E1-E2.
Ovis shantungensis
, maxilla with left DP4-M1 and right DP2-4 and M1 (V 28693) A. anterior view; B1, E1. palatal views; B2, C1, D1, E2. buccal views; C2, D2. lingual views;B3, C3-4, D3-4. occlusal views. The unmarked scale bars equal 20 mm
Fig. 3
CT scan images and 3-D reconstructions of the horn-core of
Spirocerus wongi
from SSMZ (IVPP V 28650)
A1-A2. CT scan images showing the general canal system (A1) and a longitudinal slice (A2);C1-C5. CT scan slices showing the changes of cross sections and the canal system at different levels;B1-B4. CT image reconstruction of the right horn-core in anterior (B1), lateral (B2), posterior (B3) and medial (B4) views
Table 2 Measurements of the horn-cores of Spirocerus wongi, compared with related species (mm)
Table 3 Measurements of the teeth of Spirocerus wongi, compared with related species (mm)
Fig. 4
Postcranial bones of small and medium-sized bovids from SSMZ
A-C.
Spirocerus wongi
: A1-A3. left Mc III+IV (IVPP V 28655),B1-B4. right naviculo-cuboid+lat-mid+medial cuneiforms (V 28656.2-3),C1-C3. right Mt III+IV (V 28656.4); D-I.
Gazella sinensis
: D1-D3. partial left humerus (V 28687),E1-E4. left Mc III+IV (V 28688), F. distal epiphysis of left tibia (V 28691),G1-G2. left astragalus (V 28692), H1-H2. left naviculo-cuboid (V 28690), I1-I3. 3rd phalanx (V 28689);J-K.
Megalovis piveteaui
: J1-J4. left radius (V 28654), K1-K4. right Mc III+IV (V 28695);L1-L4.
Ovis shantungensis
: left Mc III+IV (V 28694). A1, C1, D1, E1, G1, J1, K1, L1. anterior views;A2, B4, C2, D2, E2, G2, J2, K2, L2. posterior views; A3, B1, C3, E3, H1, J3, K3, L3. proximal views;B2, D3, E4, F, H2, J4, K4, L4. distal views; B3. medial view; I1. lateral view; I2. interdigital view;I3. volar view. The arrows indicate the lateral projection of the radius. The unmarked scale bars equal 20 mm
Table 4 Measurements of metacarpals of bovids from Nihewan Basin, compared with related taxa (mm)
Fig. 1
Photographs of
Xiyuaspis zhangi
IVPP V 25445.1-3 and their interpretative drawingA. an incomplete head-shield (V 25445.1): A
1
, A
2
. internal mould and its interpretative drawing
(V 25445.1a), A
3
. close-up of granulous ornamental tubercles (box region of A
1
), A
4
, A
5
. external mould and its interpretative drawing (V 25445.1b); B. a nearly complete ventral rim (V 25445.2);C. a nearly complete corner (C
1
) and its interpretative drawing (C
2
) (V 25445.3)Abbreviations: c. corner 角;ltc
a-c
. the first to third lateral transverse canals issuing from the infraorbital canal 从眶下管发出的第一至三对侧横管;ltc
1-3
. the first to third lateral transverse canals issuing from the lateral dorsal canal 从侧背管发出的第一至三对侧横管;md.o. median dorsal opening 中背孔;orb. orbital opening 眶孔;vr. ventral rim 腹环
Fig. 2
Photograph of
Xiyuaspis zhangi
GMC V 2416.1, 2 (A) and its interpretative drawing (B)
Fig. 3
Restorations of
Xiyuaspis zhangi
(A) and
Microphymaspis pani
(B)
Table 1 Measurements of
Xiyuaspis zhangi
(mm)
Fig. 4
Photographs of
Microphymaspis pani
and their interpretative drawings
A. photograph of an incomplete head-shield (A
1
) and its interpretive drawing (A
2
), IVPP V 13332, holotpye;B. photograph of an incomplete head-shield (B
1
) and its interpretive drawing (B
2
), IVPP V 13333, paratypeAbbreviations: ldc. lateral dorsal canal 侧背管;ltc. lateral transverse canal 侧横管;md.o. median dorsal opening 中背孔;mtc. medial transverse canal 中横联络管;orb. orbital opening 眶孔
Fig. 1
The measured Shangtielu-Dongpo Section (A) of the Silurian Kuanti Formation around Qujing and its locality (B)
Table 1 The division and correlation of Silurian strata in Qujing, Yunnan
Fig. 2
The Silurian Kuanti Formation exposed in the Shangtielu-Dongpo Section around Qujing, Yunnan
Fig. 3
Stratigraphical distribution of Silurian fossil fishes from East Yunnan
Fig. 4
The representative schemes of geological age of the Kuanti Formation in East Yunnan
Fig. 1
Samples of
Cervus
sp. from Taiping, Zhaodong (A) and Niaohe, Binxian (B), Heilongjiang
A. CADG522, metacarpus; B. CADG527, radius
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