LIST OF PUBLICATIONS
in professional journals plus two monographs
1993
1). Shen Guanglong and Wang Yongdong, (1993): Discussion on geological
age of the Upper Paleozoic strata in Xishan Coal Field, Taiyuan. Shanxi Geology,
8(3): 314-317 (in Chinese with English abstract)
1995
2). Wang Yongdong, (1995): Westphalian spore-pollen assemblages from
Zhongwei of Ningxia. Acta Botanica Sinica, 37(12): 978-985 (in Chinese
with English abstract)
3). Wang Yongdong and Shen Guanglong, (1995): A palynological event from the Upper Carboniferopus Yanghugou Formation in Zhongwei of Ningxia. Acta Micropalaeontologica Sinica, 12(2): 199-205 (in Chinese with English abstract)
4). Wang Yongdong, Shen Guanglong and Wu Xiuyuan, (1995): Biostratigraphy of the Taiyuan Formation at Xiaheyan, Zhongwei County, Ningxia---with a discussion on the Carboniferous -Permian boundary. Regional Geology of China, (2): 164-172 (in Chinese with English abstract)
5). Wang Yongdong and Shen Guanglong, (1995): New advances of study on Mid-Carboniferous palynology in China. J. Northwest Univ. (Nat. Sci.), 25(2): 49-58 (in Chinese with English abstract)
6). Wang Yongdong, (1995): Simozonotriletes benxiensis Liao, a synonium name of Simozonotriletes balatus Wang. J. Northwest Univ. (Nat. Sci.), 25(6): 709-710 (in Chinese with English abstract)
7). Wang Yongdong, (1995): Palynological zonations and paleoecology of Carboniferous sequence from Zhongwei of Ningxia, China. Palaeobotanist, 44: 48-61
1996
8). Wang Yongdong, (1996): Carboniferous palynostratigraphy and strato-boundaries in Zhongwei of Ningxia, China. J. Northwest Univ. (English Edit.), 26: 43-48
9). Wang Jun, Liu Huaqing, Wang Yongdong and Shen Guanglong, (1996): On the Cathaysian Flora and its limitations. Plant Research, 16(2): 175-179 (in Chinese with English abstract)
10). Liu Huaqing, Wang Yongdong, Wang Jun and Shen Guanglong, (1996): Discussion on the Chinese name of Phytolith. J. Northwest Univ. (Nat. Sci.), 26(4): 340-342 (in Chinese with English abstract)
11). Wang Yongdong, Shen Guanglong and Wu Xiuyuan, (1996): Micro- and
megafloral remains of Namurian H-G1 Zones from Zhongwei, Ningxia, China. Palaeobotanist,
45:224-232
12). Shen Guanglong, Wang Yongdong, Wang Jun, Liu Huaqing and Zhang Shuangquan,
(1996): Tectonic implications of Permian floras in China. Palaeobotanist,
45:324-328
1997
13). Wang Yongdong, Jiang Dexin, Yang Huiqiu and Sun Feng, (1997): Middle Jurassic palynoflora from Turpan Depression and its palaeoenvironmental implication. Acta Sedimentologica Sinica, 15(3): 33-140 (in Chinese with English abstract)
14). Wu Xiuyuan, Sun Bainian, Shen Guanglong and Wang Yongdong, (1997): Permian flora from the northeast border of Tarim Basin. Acta Palaeontologica Sinica, 36(supplement): 1-37 (in Chinese with English abstract)
1998
15). Wang Yongdong, Jiang Dexin, Yang Huiqiu and Sun Feng, (1998): Middle Jurassic spore-pollen assemblages from Turpan-Shanshan area, Xinjiang. Acta Botanica Sinica, 40 (10): 969-976 (in Chinese with English abstract)
16). Zhang Hong, Xiong Cunwei, Li Hengtang, Wang Yongdong, et al., (1998): Jurassic coal-bearing strata and coal accumulation in Northwest China. Beijing. Geological Publishing House. 317pp, 100 plates (in Chinese with English summary).
17). Wang Yongdong and Wu Xiuyuan, (1998): Oligocarpia kepingensis sp. nov. from the Permian of Northern Tarim Basin, Xinjiang and its in situ spores. Chinese Science Bulletin (Chinese version), 43 (18): 2009-2012.
1999
18). Wang Yongdong and Wu Xiuyuan, (1999): Oligocarpia kepingensis sp. nov. from the Permian of Northern Tarim Basin, Xinjiang and its in situ spores. Chinese Science Bulletin, (English version), 44 (4): 108-112.
19). Wang Yongdong and Mei Shengwu, (1999): Fertile organs and in situ spores of a matoniaceous fern from the Lower Jurassic of West Hubei. Chinese Science Bulletin (English version), 44 (14): 1333-1337.
20). Wang Yongdong, G. Guignard and G. Barale, (1999): Morphological and ultrastructural studies on spores in situ of Oligocarpia (Gleicheniaceae) from the Lower Permian of Xinjiang, China. International Journal of Plant Sciences, 160 (5): 1035-1045
21). Wang Yongdong, (1999): Fertile organs and in situ spores of Marattia asiatica (Kawasaki) Harris (Marattiales) from the Lower Jurassic Hsiangchi Formation in Hubei, China. Review of Palaeobotany and Palynology, 107(3/4): 125-134.
22). Zhang H., Wang Yongdong, Shen G.L., He Z.L., (1999). Paleophytogeography and palaeoclimatic implications of Permian Gigantopterids on the North China Plate. Proc. Int. Conf. Pangea & Palaeozoic-Mesozoic Transition: 167-168. Wuhan: China University of Geosciences Press.
2000
23). Shen Guanglong and Wang Yongdong, (2000): Permian floral events in North Qilian Mountains, Northwest China. Cour. Forsch. Inst. Senckenburg, 74.
24). Wu Xiangwu, Wu Xiuyuan and Wang Yongdong, (2000): Two new forms of Bryiidae (Musii) from the Jurassic of Junggar Basin, Xinjiang. Acta Palaeontologica Sinica, 39 (Supl.): 167-175
25). Wang Yongdong, Zhang Wu, Saiki, K., (2000): Fossil woods from the Upper Jurassic in Qitai of Junggar Basin, Xinjiang, China. Acta Palaeontologica Sinica, 39 (Supl.):176-185.
26). Wang Yongdong, 2000. Fossil ferns - the "thermometer" of the geological history. In: Xu Juntao (ed). Palaeontology - Evolutionary long River, pp. 86-89.Nanjing: Jiangsu Science and Technology Press (in Chinese).
27). Saiki, K., Wang Yongdong, 2000. Assessment of research activities in the NIGPAS and Palaeontological circles of China. Fossils, 67: 58-59 (in Japanese).
2001
28). Wang Yongdong, G. Guignard and G. Barale, (2001): Ultrastructure of in situ Marattia asiatica (Marattiaceae) spores from the Lower Jurassic in Hubei, China. International Journal of Plant Science, 162(4): 927-936
29). Sun Ge, Zheng S.L., Dilcher, D. Wang Yongdong, Mei. S.W., 2001. Early angiosperms and their associated plants from Western Liaoning, China. Shanghai: Shanghai Sci. Technol. Educat. Publish. House, 1-227.
30). Jiang Dexin, Wang Yongdong, 2001. Middle Jurassic sporo-pollen assemblage from the Yanan Formation of Dongsheng, Inner Mongolia. Acta Botanica Sinica, 44 (in press)
31). Jiang Dexin, Wang Yongdong, 2001. Middle Jurassic palynoflora and sedimentary environment of Dongsheng, Inner Mongolia. Acta Sedimentologica Sinica (in Chinese with English abstract) (in press)
2002
32). Wang Yongdong (2002): Fern ecological implications from the Lower Jurassic in Hubei, China. Review of Palaeobotany and Palynology (in press)
33). Saiki, K. Wang Yongdong, 2002. Preliminary analysis of the distribution of climate indicate plants in the Early Cretaceous of China. Journal of Asia Earth Sciences (in press).
34). Zhou Z.Y., Zhang, B.L., Wang Yongdong, Guignard, G., (2002). A new Karkenia (Ginkgoales) from the Jurassic Yima formation, Henan, China and its megaspore membrane ultrastructure. Review of Palaeobotany and Palynology (in press).
35). Wang Yongdong, Shi Yan and Miao Yuyan, 2002. New Advances of Palaeontology and Geology in the Junggar Basin, Xinjiang, China. Episodes (in press).
2002 (Papers submitted)
36). Wang Yongdong, Jiang Dexin, (2002). Upper Triassic sporo-pollen assemblage from the Yanchang Formation of Tuweihe, Shaanxi. Acta Botanica Sinica
37). Wang Yongdong, Jiang Dexin, (2002). Late Triassic palynoflora and its environmental significance of Tuweihe, Shaanxi. Acta Sedementologica Sinica (in Chinese with English abstract)
38). Jiang, D.X., Wang Yongdong, Wei J., (2002). Palynological evidence for petroleum migration in Tarim Basin. Acta Sedementologica Sinica (in Chinese with English abstract)
2002 (Papers prepared)
39). Wang Yongdong, G. Guignard, F. Thevenard, Mei Shengwu and G. Barale, (2002): Re-investigation of Sphenobaiera huangii (Ginkgoales) from the Jurassic of Hubei, China: leaf morphology and cuticular ultrastructure.
40). Wang Yongdong, F. Thevenard and Zhang Hong, (2002): New data on ginkgoalean leaves from the Middle Jurassic in Qinghai and Inner Mongolia, China.
41). Wang Yongdong (2002): Fossil glecheniaceous ferns in China: a systematic review and palaeoenvironmental implications.
42). Zheng, S.L., Zhang W., Saiki, K. Wang Yongdong, (2002). Piceostrobus
gen. nov., a permineralized conifer cone (Pinaceae) from the Lower Cretaceous
Shahai Formation in Yixian, Western Liaoning, China.
43) Wang Yongdong & Cao, Z. Y., (2002). Osmundaceous ferns (Todites)
from the Jurassic Xiangshan Group in Jiangsu and Anhui Provinces, eastern China.