Issue 4

Some understanding from studying the Dialectics of Nature—On the origin of reptiles.
Ye Xiangkui. Pages 199-201

Lower Devonian Agnathans of Yunnan and Sichuan.
Liu Yuhai. Pages 202-216

An Early Oligocene mammalian fauna of Ningxia.
Qi Tao. Pages 217-224

Discovery of palaeolithic Artifacts in Bose, Guangxi.
Li Yanxian and You Yuzhu. Pages 225-228

Two new species ofStegodonfrom Yunnan.
Yun Bo. Pages 229-233

A newPentalophodonfrom the Pliocene of Qingyang, Gansu.
Huang Xueshi. Pages 234-238

Quaternary Mammalian fossils from Salawusu River district, Nei Mongol.
Qi Guoqin. Pages 239-249

Quaternary mammalian fossils from Bijiashan, Liuzhou, Guangxi.
Han Defen, Xu Chunhua and Yi Guangyuan. Pages 250-256

Some suggestions for unifying translation of nomenclature of the primitive eutherian molar-teeth.
Zhou Mingzhen, Qiu Zhanxiang and Li Chuankui. Pages 257-266

Issue 3

The struggle between the Confucian and Legalist Schools on the Problem of origin and evolution of living things in ancient China.
Zhen Shuo-nan and Chang Feng. Pages 139-143

A new ThecodontLotosaurus, from Middle Triassic of Hunan.
Zhang Fa-kui. Pages 144-147

Discovery of aGigantopithecustooth from Bama district in Kwangsi.
Chang Yin-yun, Wang Ling-bong, Dong Xing-ren and Chen Wen-chun. Pages 148-153

Paleocene mammals of Chaling Basin, Hunan.
Wang Ban-yue. Pages 154-162

Feathers in the oil-bearing shales from the Tse-Ku-Tsa-Ka, Qinghai.
Young Chung-chien. Pages 163-164

Some Carnivores from the Eocene of China.
Chow Min-chen. Pages 165-168

The lower Pleistocene mammalian fossils of Lantian district, Shensi.
Chi Hung-xiang. Pages 169-177

On the fundamental differences between man and apes.
Chow Zhuo-yen. Pages 178-184

Cenozoic vertebrate localities and horizons of Dzungaria Basin, Sinkiang.
Peng Shi-ling. Pages 185-189

A New material onTomistomapetrolicaof Maoming, Kwantung.
Li Gin-ling. Pages 190-191

Quaternary mammalian fossils from Yongan, Fujian.
Young Chi-cheng, Chi Kuo-chin and Wen Ben-heng. Pages 192-194

A new Quaternary mammalian locality in Tongshan, Anhwei.
Ye Yuan-zheng and Yan De-fa. Pages 195-196

Late Pleistocene cave deposits of Antu, Kirin.
Jiang Peng. Pages 197-198

Issue 2

Man originated and developed in Struggle.
Shi Ran. Pages 71-76

Some Opinions on Division between Man and Ape.
Yuan Han-xing. Pages 77-80

Australopithecine Teeth associated withGigantopithecus.
Gao Jian. Pages 81-88

Paleocene Mammal-bearing Beds of Chaling Basin, Hunan.
Gao Hung-hsiang. Pages 89-95

Discovery of Miacidae (Carnivore) in Yuanshui Basin, Kiangsi Province.
Zhen Jia-jian, Tung Yung-sheng and Chi Hung-xiang. Pages 96-104

The Microstructure of the Dinosaurian Egg-shells of Nanhsiung, Kwangtung(1).
Zhao Zi-kui. Pages 105-117

First Discovery ofTestudoin Chekiang.
Wei Fang, Wu Wei-tang, Xu Yu-bin and Zhang Ming-hua. Pages 118-121

Discovery of Palaeolithic Artifacts in Gezidong Cave in Liaoning Province.
Archaeological Team of Provincial Museum of Liaoning and IVPP. Pages 122-136

Issue 1

The Struggle between the Confucian and Legalist Schools on the Problem of Man's Origin in Early Feudal Times in China.
Liu Houyi and Zhou Guoxing. Pages 1-7

How to Study Early Man's Language.
Liu Cheng. Pages 8-13

Fossil Human Teeth and Associated Fauna from Northern Guizhou.
Wu Mao-lin, Wang Ling-hong, Chang Ying-yun and Chang Sen-shui. Pages 14-23

Fossil Reptiles from Fusui, Kwangshi.
Hou Lian-hai, Yeh Hsiang-k'uei and Zhao Xi-jin. Pages 24-33

HipparionFauna in Anlo, Hohsien, Shansi.
Tung Yung-aheng, Huang Wan-po and Qiu Zhu-ding. Pages 34-47

The Discovery of Holocenic "Elaphurus davidianus" Subfossils Near Shanghai and Their Palaeogeographical Distribution in China.
Tsao Ke-ching. Pages 48-57

Yuomys, A New Ischyromyoid Rodent Genus from the Upper Eocene of North China.
Li Chuan-kuei. Pages 58-70