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OverviewFull Product DetailsAuthor: Jeong Yul Kim , Min HuhPublisher: Springer Verlag, Singapore Imprint: Springer Verlag, Singapore Edition: 1st ed. 2018 Weight: 0.855kg ISBN: 9789811069970ISBN 10: 9811069972 Pages: 320 Publication Date: 23 January 2018 Audience: Professional and scholarly , College/higher education , Professional & Vocational , Postgraduate, Research & Scholarly Format: Hardback Publisher's Status: Active Availability: Manufactured on demand  We will order this item for you from a manufactured on demand supplier. Table of Contents1 Introduction. 1.1. Korea: Land and Administrative Division. 1.2. Brief History of Researches on Dinosaurs, Birds, and Pterosaurs of Korea. 1.3. Scientific Values of Dinosaurs, Birds, and Pterosaurs of Korea. 1.4. Geological Setting and Cretaceous Sedimentary Basins of Korea. 2 Dinosaurs from the Cretaceous of Korea. 2.1. Dinosaur Tracks. 2.1.1. Ornithopod Tracks. 2.1.2. Theropod Tracks. 2.1.3. Sauropod Tracks. 2.1.4. Unnamed Dinosaur Tracks with Internal Ridges. 2.1.5. Dinosaur Tracks of North Korea. 2.2 Dinosaur Bones. 2.3. Dinosaur Teeth. 2.4. Dinosaur Eggs. 2.5. Dinosaur Skin Impressions and Tail Traces 3 Birds from the Cretaceous of Korea. 3.1. Bird Tracks. 3.2. Bird Bones. 4 Pterosaurs and Other Reptiles from the Cretaceous of Korea. 4.1. Pterosaur Tracks. 4.2. Pterosaur Bones. 4.3 Pterosaur Teeth. 4.4. Other Reptiles. 4.4.1. Turtle Carapaces. 4.4.2. Turtle Tracks. 4.4.3. Crocodile Bones and Teeth. 4.4.4. Lizard Bones. 4.4.5. Amphibian Trackways. 4.4.6. Mammaliform Trackway. 5 Other Fossils from the Cretaceous of Korea. 5.1. Molluscs. 5.2. Fishes. 5.3. Arthropods. 5.3.1. Insects. 5.3.2. Isopod, Arachnid and Clam Shrimp. 5.4. Plant. 5.4.1. Early Mesozoic Plants. 5.4.2. Late Mesozoic Plants and Tree Ferns. 5.5. Stromatolites. 5.6. Invertebrate Trace Fossils. 6 Major Cretaceous Fossilsites of Korea. 6.1 Vertebrate Tracksites. 6.1.1. Heanam Dinosaur Tracksite. 6.1.2. Hwasun Dinosaur Tracksite. 6.1.3. Yeosu Dinosaur Tracksite. 6.1.4. Goseong Dinosaur Tracksite. 6.1.5. Jinju Gajinri Dinosaur and Bird Tracksite. 6.1.6. Namhae Gainri Dinosaur Tracksite. 6.1.7. Other Tracksites. 6.2. Dinosaur Eggsites. 6.2.1. Boseong Dinosaur Eggsite. 6.2.2. Hwaseong Dinosaur Eggsite. 6.2.3. Hadong Dinosaur Eggsite. 6.2.4. Tongyeong Dinosaur Eggsite. 6.3. Other Fossilsites. 6.3.1. Boryeong Fossilsite. 6.3.2. Bonghwa Fossilsite. 6.3.3. Hampyeong Fossilsite. 6.3.4. Jinju Jeongchon Fossilsite. 7 Summary and Prospects. 7.1. Summary of Researches on the Cretaceous Vertebrates in Korea. 7.2. Prospects of Researches on the Cretaceous Vertebrates in Korea. Appendix. 1. Administrative district map showing localities of vertebrate fossils from the Cretaceous of Korea. 2. Major museums and research centers for vertebrate fossils from the Cretaceous of Korea. Index. Names of fossil localities, strata, taxa and ichnotaxa, and authors.ReviewsAuthor InformationJeong Yul Kim is a Professor of Department of Earth Science Education in Korea National University of Education. He received his Ph.D. from Seoul National University in 1985. He was the President of the Korean Earth Science Society in 2013 and the President of the Paleontological Society of Korea in 2010-2012. He also served as a member of National Committee of the Cultural Heritage of Korea from 2005 to 2011. He served as dean of Third College in Korea National University of Education from 2012 to 2014. Kim first discovered Proterozoic stromatolites, diverse graptolites, Carboniferous corals, Pleistocene hominid footprints as well as diverse trace fossils from Korea. He received the Presidential Award in 2000 from the Korean Government, Academic Awards from the Geological Society of Korea in 2013 for his achievements in scientific researches. He appeared on KBS TV program entitled ‘Korea and Korean’ in 2004. Kim with his colleagues has published about 150 scientific papers especially on dinosaur, bird, and pterosaur ichnology and several books including Dinosaurs of Korea (2009), Megafossils of Korea (2013, Korean) and Geology of Korea (2017). His main research field is on Ichnology. Min Huh is a Professor of faculty of Earth Systems and Environmental Sciences and a Director of Korea Dinosaur Research Center in Chonnam National University. He also is Vice-President of Chonnam National University. He received his Ph.D. from Korea University in 1991. He was the President of the Paleontological Society of Korea from 2012 to 2017, and He is the President of the Geological Society of Korea from 2016. He serve as the responsible scientist of Korea Committee for inscribing of UNESCO World Heritage on Korean Cretaceous Dinosaur Coast (KCDC) and Mudeungsan Area for Glabal Geopark of UNESCO. He also serve as member of Conservation Committee of Unesco Jeju Global Geopark. He was a President of Organizing Committee of 11th Mesozoic Terrestrial Ecosystem Symposim in 2012. He received the Academic Awards from the Geological Society of Korea in 2007 and the Scientific Presidential Award from the Korean Government in 2011. He has published about 100 scientific papers especially on dinosaur and pterosaur, and several books including Dinosaurs of Korea (2009), Country of Dinosaur, Korean Peninsula (2016). He was a responsible scientist for making the TV documentary film entitled ‘Dinosaur of Korea’ . His main research field is on Dinosaur. Tab Content 6Author Website:Countries AvailableAll regions |
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