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Yu, Huili; Dong, Wei 2011. Pleistocene mammalian fauna from the Jiaojie cave at Acheng, Heilongjiang, Province [In Chinese with English abstract]. Quaternary Sciences 31 (4): 675-688, 4 figures, 4 tables.

Pleistocene mammalian fauna from the Jiaojie cave at Acheng, Heilongjiang, Province [In Chinese with English abstract]

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Details: S. kirchbergensis Jäger (= Dicerorhinus kirchbergensis Jäger, ???).
Discovered in 1996, the Jiaojie site is located in a karst cave at Acheng (Haerbin municipality, Heilongjiang province, 183 m a.s.l.). Un to now, it represents the oldest palaeolithic site in the province as well as the northermost one in China (45°21'07.7" N-127°05'16.8" E). The deposit is divided into 6 layers. The S. kirchbergensis teeth come from the 6th layer composed by reddish yellow clay with breccia. Uranium-series dating performed on the S. kirchbergensis teeth gave an age of 175 ka BP.

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