地球学报

地球学报杂志 北大期刊 CSCD期刊 统计源期刊

Acta Geoscientica Sinica

杂志简介:《地球学报》杂志经新闻出版总署批准,自1979年创刊,国内刊号为11-3474/P,是一本综合性较强的环境期刊。该刊是一份双月刊,致力于发表环境领域的高质量原创研究成果、综述及快报。主要栏目:研究与调查、学术研究、综述与进展、技术与方法。

主管单位:中国地质调查局
主办单位:中国地质科学院
国际刊号:1006-3021
国内刊号:11-3474/P
全年订价:¥ 420.00
创刊时间:1979
所属类别:环境类
发行周期:双月刊
发行地区:北京
出版语言:中文
预计审稿时间:1-3个月
综合影响因子:1.49
复合影响因子:2.06
总发文量:1088
总被引量:26915
H指数:62
引用半衰期:5.8286
立即指数:1.6538
期刊他引率:0.7257
平均引文率:29.3558
  • 前言

    作者:吕君昌 大卫·安文 姬书安 季强 刊期:2010年第S1期

    翼龙类是已绝灭生物中最迷人和充满神秘色彩的动物,由于最近几年一些特殊化石的发现,使人类对这些飞行的爬行动物的古生物学和演化历史理解更加深入。辽西及其周边地区中晚侏罗世到早白垩世一些重要的发现,包括世界上第一件带胚胎的翼龙蛋化石,处于演化过渡类型的达尔文翼龙以及一些新物种的

  • 加拿大不列颠哥伦比亚省温哥华岛纳奈莫群的帆翼龙类化石(英文)

    作者:Victoria M.ARBOUR Philip J.CURRIE 刊期:2010年第S1期

    An unusual jaw found in a calcite nodule from Collishaw Point,Hornby Island,British Columbia(off the east coast of Vancouver Island)represents the first definitive pterosaur

  • 鹅喙翼龙的形态学和埋藏学(英文)

    作者:S.Christopher BENNETT 刊期:2010年第S1期

    Cycnorhamphus suevicus is one of the rarest pterosaur species known from the Upper Jurassic Solnhofen Limestones of southern Germany.

  • 翼龙类在初龙形类中的系统发育位置(英文)

    作者:S.Christopher BENNETT 刊期:2010年第S1期

    In 1996 Bennett published a cladistic analysis of the Archosauromorpha with 14 taxa and 126 charac-ters,combining all the characters from several previ-ous analyses

  • 从埋藏学看法国的翼龙化石记录(英文)

    作者:Eric BUFFETAUT 刊期:2010年第S1期

    The French pterosaur record extends from the Late Triassic to the end of the Cretaceous (Mazin et al., 2001 and references therein), with occurrences at various horizons of the Triassic,

  • 准噶尔翼龙的椎体管道(英文)

    作者:Eric BUFFETAUT 刊期:2010年第S1期

    The anatomical term tuba vertebralis was introduced by Martill et al. (1998) to describe a bony tube which enclosed the spinal cord in the type cervical vertebra of the giant azhdarchid pterosaur

  • 巴塔哥尼亚(阿根廷)中侏罗世翼龙的骨骼学特征(英文)

    作者:Laura CODORNIú Oliver W.M.RAUHUT Diego POL 刊期:2010年第S1期

    The Caadon Asfalto Formation is mainly com-posed of lacustrine deposits and has provided the most diverse vertebrate fauna known for the Middle Jurassic in the Southern Hemisphere.

  • 翼龙重建:方法论的一个研究例子(英文)

    作者:John A.CONWAY 刊期:2010年第S1期

    Reconstructions of fossil animals are widespread and often very high profile, yet many of these recon-structions exhibit low standards of scientific accuracy.

  • 三维虚拟动画模拟食鱼古魔翼龙Kellner & Tomida,2000(翼龙目,翼手龙亚目)的站姿生物力学(英文)

    作者:Fabiana R.COSTA Oscar ROCHA-BARBOSA Alexander W.A.KELLNER 刊期:2010年第S1期

    Pterosaurs, usually known as flying reptiles, were the first vertebrate group to develop active flight. Despite being studied for more than 200 years,

  • 意大利东北部晚三叠世一新翼龙(英文)

    作者:Fabio M.DALLA VECCHIA 刊期:2010年第S1期

    To date, the middle-late Norian Dolomia di Forni Formation of the Friuli region of NE Italy has yielded ten pterosaur specimens.

  • 空中之龙:短尾翼龙的飞行(英文)

    作者:Ross A.ELGIN 刊期:2010年第S1期

    The Pterosaur Flight Dynamics Research Group was established just over three years ago as part of a Karlsruhe based initiative to investigate

  • 翼龙前肢元素的异速生长比率(英文)

    作者:Lauren T.ENGLISH Kevin M.MIDDLETON 刊期:2010年第S1期

    Introduction Pterosaurs exhibit a large size range with the smallest approximately the size of a sparrow and the largest about the size of a small airplane. Based on studies of extant flying vertebrates and principles of allometry (Norberg & Rayner, 1987; Rayner, 1988),

  • 德国南部索伦霍芬石板印灰岩中翼龙纤维状头骨脊连续矿物化的证据(英文)

    作者:Eberhard FREY Helmut TISCHLINGER 刊期:2010年第S1期

    The Solnhofen Lithographic Limestone and other Upper Jurassic "Solnhofen type" plattenkalks of southeast Germany are famous for pterosaur fossils with soft tissue preservation.

  • 古魔翼龙和披羽蛇翼龙的水上起飞能力(英文)

    作者:Michael HABIB1 Jim CUNNINGHAM 刊期:2010年第S1期

    Many of the large pterodactyloid pterosaurs come from marine sediments or inland freshwater deposits (Lawson, 1975; Bennett, 1994; Wang et al., 2005; Unwin, 2006).

  • 关于魏氏准噶尔翼龙(翼手龙亚目,翼龙目)极度加大的后耳突(英文)

    作者:Michael HABIB Stephen J.GODFREY 刊期:2010年第S1期

    Pterosaur skulls were shaped by a host of selec-tive pressures and because of the great number of variables they present a dizzying array of morpholo-gies.