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Fifteen years have past since the first edition of The Chinese Fossil Reptiles and Their Kins was published. Like its first edition, this second edition remains to serve as an introductory manual of the Chinese lower vertebrate fossils and primitive birds for paleontologists and non-professionals alike.

This thoroughly revised and updated edition has incorporated 172 new genera and 219 new species discovered in the past 15 years in China. Most of them came from the materials collected during the China-Canada Dinosaur Project in northwestern China, the Jehol Biota in northern China, the Dashankou Fauna in Gansu, and the Triassic marine fauna in Guizhou.

In addition, cladograms are introduced in the new edition, representing our current understanding of the relationships within the Amphibia,Anapsida, Diapsida, Squamata, the basal groups of Lep dosauromorpha,Archosauromorpha, Crocodylomorpha, Pterosauria, Ornithischia,Saurischia, Aves, and Synapsida. Linnaean system of classification,however, is retained in this edition.

Preface

Introduction

Introduction (The first edition, 1992)

Institutional abbreviations

Tetrapoda

Amphibia

Order Temnospondyli

Family Brachyopidae

Family Metoposauridae

Superfamily Mastodonsauroidea

Family Heylerosauridae

Family Mastodonsauridae

Superfamily Dissorophoidea

Family Dissorophidae

Subclass Lissamphibia

Superorder Caudata

Order Urodela

Family Cryptobranchidae

Family ?Salamandridae

Superorder Salientia

Order Anura

Family Alytidae

Family Pelobatidae

Family Bufonidae

Family Ranidae

Superorder Reptiliomorpha

Order Anthracosauria

Family Chroniosuchidae

Suborder Seymouriamorpha

Family Discosauriscidae

Family Kotlassiidae

Amniota

Sauropsida

Subclass Anapsida

Family Bolosauridae

Suborder Procolophonia

Family Procolophonidae

Suborder Pareiasauroidea

Family Pareiasauridae

Order Testudines

Infraorder Rhaptochelydia

　　Gigaorder Casichelydia

　　　Suborder Cryptodira

　　　　Family Chengyuchelyidae

　　　Hyperorder Daiocryptodira

　　　　Parvorder Eucryptodira

Family Sinochelyidae

Family Xinjiangchelyidae

Unranked taxon Centrocryptodira

Family Sinemydidae

Superfamily Triohychoidea

Family Adocidae

Family Nanhsiungchelyidae

Family Carettochelyidae

Family Trionychidae

Superfamily Testudinoidea

Family Lindholmemydidae

Family Emydidae

Family Testudinidae

　　Order Captorhinomorpha

　　　Family Captorhinidae

Subclass Diapsida

　　Order Choristodera

　　　Family Champsosauridae

Family Monjurosuchidae

Infraclass Lepidosauromorpha

　　Superorder Lepidosauria

　　　Order Rhynchocephalia

　　　　Family Sphenodontidae

　　　Order Squamata

　　　　Infraorder Iguania

　　　　　Pleurodonta

Acrodonta

Scleroglossa

Infraorder Scincomorpha

Family Polyglyphanodontidae

Family ?Paramacellodidae

Infraorder Anguimorpha

Family Anguidae

Family Carusiidae

Family ?Xenosauridae

Family Helodermatidae

Family ?Varanidae

　　　　　……

Marine diapseds

Infraclass Archosauromorpha

Order Crocodylonorpha

Order Pterosauria

Order Saurischia

Aves

Subclass Symapsida

Literature cited

Systematic index

Index

A comparative list of the locality in Chinese phonetic alphabet(CPA)and conventional English(CE)

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《中国化石爬行类及其近亲(英文版)》：Fifteen years have past since the first edition of The Chinese Fossil Reptiles and Their Kins was published. Like its first edition, this second edition remains to serve as an introductory manual of the Chinese lower vertebrate fossils and primitive birds for leontologists and non-professionals alike.

This thoroughly revised and updated edition has incorporated 172 new genera and 219 new species discovered in the past 15 years in China. Most of them came from the materials collected during the China-Canada Dinosaur Project in northwestern China, the Jehol Biota in northern China, the Dashankou Fauna in Gansu, and the Triassic marine fauna in Guizhou.

In addition, cladograms are introduced in the new edition, representing our current understanding of the relationships within the Amphibia,Anapsida, Diapsida, Squamata, the basal groups of Lep dosauromorpha,Archosauromorpha, Crocodylomorpha, Pterosauria, Ornithischia,Saurischia, Aves, and Synapsida. Linnaean system of classification,however, is retained in this edition.