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Rise of the Dragon: Readings from "Nature" on the Chinese Fossil Record
 
 
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Henry Gee

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Phosphorites of the late Neoproterozoic (570 20 Myr BP) Doushantuo Formation, southern China, preserve an exceptional record of multicellular life from just before the Ediacaran radiation of macroscopic animals. Read the first page
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