I AND UTILIZATION IN KUNMING LAKE REGION, YUNNAN

The Kunming Lake, with an area of 324 sq. kin. during its flood water time, is the largest lake in Eastern Yunnan. More than twenty streams from the surrounding mountains empty into the lake which is drained by the TangLang River to the upper Yangtze. Around the Kunming Lake is an extensive     

Middle and Upper Carboniferous Stratigraphy of Western Kansu

正 With 2 Plates Ⅰ. INTRODUCTION Both Middle and Upper Carboniferous rocks are well developed in Western Kansu and were investigated by Loczy [19], Obrutchev [21],Yuan [31, 32], and Sun [25]. Though the faunas from these rocks have been studied in some detail by Loczy, Chao, Lee and others, their stratigraphic succession and the correlation of fossil horizons found in them in different localities yet remain to be established. In 1941-942, T. K. Huang and party, of which the writer was a member, made reconnaissance     

The Structure of the Kuenlunkuan Granodiorite and its Relation to the Formation of the Ore-bearing Quartz Veins

正 The Kuenlunknan Granodiorite, whick occurs slightly to the west of the apex of the Kuangi are, is exposed at the southern end of the Tamingshan anticline. The mass is injeated into the Lower Devonian and Pre-Devonian rocks. This pluton is     

Tin Placer Deposits in Fuhochungkiang Area,Northeastern Kuangsi and Southern Hunan,and with a note on the Distribution of Tin Belts in China

正 I. INTRODUCTION In November of 1937, the writer together with Messrs. C. Wang, T. C. Chow and S. H. Lee were sent by the Geological Survey of China to investigate the tin placer deposits in Fuchuan, Hohsien, Chungshan' in northeastern Kuangsi and Kianghua in southern Hunan, herein known collectively as the Fuhochungkiang     

Some Geologic Problems of the Tsinling

正 INTRODUCTION The term Tsinling is used here in its broadest sense, which is even broader than that defined by Chao and Huang. It includes the Tapashan and is a general region in which are situated the catchment areas and the headwaters of the Wei, the Han     

On the Occurrence of Neuropteris gigantea Sternb. in Kiangsi

正 In studying the Carboniferous stratigraphy, one is always struck by the fact that those Namurian and Westphalian plants, abundant in other Arcto-     

A new Occurrence of the Oldest Land Plants from the Chaotung District,Yunnan

One of the oldest known,terrestrial vegetation Arthrostigma gracileDawson from the Lower Devonian of Chanyi in Yunnan was first recorded inHalle's paper of 1927.The same investigator received in 1933 from V.K.Ting additional material,collected by Y.L.Wang from the same locality in     

On the Devonian of Northern Yunnan

The first Chinese geologist who investigated the Devonian rocks of northernYunnan was Y. T. Chao who, in 1929, went from Suifu to northernChaotung where he met his tragic death at the hands of bandits. Ten yearslater, W. Y. Lin made a swift reconnaissance in the same region but he did