Rare Cretaceous biome fossils have been found in the Helen Grand Canyon in Heilongjiang

Xinhua News Agency, Harbin, December 18 (Reporter Wang Jian) by the state authorities of geological research, paleontological fossils in the field of well-known experts and scholars repeatedly examined and demonstrated that the rare Cretaceous biota found in the Helen Grand Canyon in Heilongjiang Province, including fern stem fossils, naked plant wood fossils and dinosaur fossils and quail fossils, is of great historical and scientific value.
this is the reporter from December 18 in Harbin City, the Cretaceous Heilongjiang Helen biota fossil research results release.
Lidong, deputy chief engineer of the Shenyang Geological Survey Center of the China Geological Survey, released the results of the Helen Grand Canyon Paleontological Survey. He said that through the investigation, the remains of the Helen Grand Canyon paleontology group mainly have plant fossils 3 categories, 5 branches of 8 genus, including Dempsky, Zixuan and Yuke, etc. , animal fossils can be divided into 4 categories, namely, paleozoic protozoa, invertebrate infested pods, reptiles and dinosaur bones, fourth-century mammal mammoths and bison.
cheng Yiming, a researcher at the China Geological Museum, said that after investigation and investigation, Heilongjiang was the only region in China that produced Dempsky, and Helen produced a large number of Dempsky slugs and a large number of individuals. The discovery of a large number of Dempsky stems suggests that the eucalyptus may have been an advantage in local areas in the northern flora of the Songliao Basin at that time. At the same time, the discovery of the fossil also provides evidence for the comparison of the Cretaceous strata in China with those of the rest of the world.
the ruins of the Helen Grand Canyon Paleontical Group are located in Helen National Forest Park in Heilongjiang Province, the canyon is connected to the remains of Xiaoxing Anling, down to the upper reaches of the Oriental Red Reservoir in Helen City, the valley length of more than 10 kilometers. Since 2018, Helen City has invited paleontologists from the China Geological Museum, Beijing Museum of Natural History, Shenyang Geological Survey Center of the Chinese Geological Survey and other state authorities three times to visit and discover rare Fossils of Cretaceous biota, which are of great scientific, archaeological, collection, cultural and economic value.