论文信息 - The peripatetic fossils: part 4

The peripatetic fossils: part 4

These two articles are the latest round In exchanges over the charge that Professor VJ. Gupta is responsible for corruption of the palaeontological literature on the Himalayas. Gupta (p. 307) responds to the allegations of four co-authors of papers with him. Professor J.B. Waterhouse, another co-author, comments below both on those allegations and on the articles by Dr John Talent in which the issue was raised originally. Talent will reply in next week'sNature.

J. B. Waterhouse

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[2] H. Godwin-Austen. On the Carboniferous Rocks of the Valley of Kashmere , 1866, Quarterly Journal of the Geological Society of London.

[3] G. Bonham-Carter,et al. Global Distribution and Character of Permian Biomes Based on Brachiopod Assemblages , 1975 .

[4] John A. Talent,et al. The case of the peripatetic fossils , 1989, Nature.

[5] C. Foster,et al. The Granulatisporites confluens Oppel-zone and Early Permian marine faunas from the Grant Formation on the Barbwire Terrace, Canning Basin, Western Australia , 1988 .