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Longrich researches, develops and manufactures a wide range of products through its corporate divisions across the globe and its main manufacturing plant at the Bio-Industrial Park, Jiangsu province of China. The Industrial Park covers an area of more than 2000 MU (about 500 acres).
The Longji Rice Terraces ("Dragon's Backbone") (simplified Chinese: 龙脊梯田; traditional Chinese: 龍脊梯田; pinyin: lóngjǐ tītián), also called the Longsheng Rice Terraces ("Dragon's Victory") (simplified Chinese: 龙胜梯田; traditional Chinese: 龍勝梯田; pinyin: lóngshèng tītián), are located in the town of Longji in Longsheng Various Nationalities Autonomous County ...
Jowell Global Ltd. is a Holding company which owns its predecessor Longrich and operates Juhao Mall, an e-commerce platform for cosmetics, health and nutritional supplements and household products.
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During the Sino-Canadian expeditions of 1988 and 1990 some skeletons of unknown oviraptorosaurians were discovered by Philip J. Currie in Inner Mongolia.Based on two of these a new genus was named and described by Nicholas Longrich, Philip Currie, and Dong Zhiming in 2010 with the type species Machairasaurus leptonychus.
Reconstruction of Lonchodectes, with hypothetical bauplan. The cladogram below is a topology recovered by Longrich and colleagues in 2018. In their analysis, they placed the family Lonchodectidae as the sister taxon of the family Boreopteridae, while also placed within the more inclusive group Ornithocheiromorpha.
Longrich suggested that GMV 2124 was a compsognathid coelurosaurian, while Sinosauropteryx proper was a more primitive kind of coelurosaurian or even a basal carnosaurian. [9] In 2007, Gishlick and Gauthier concurred that this specimen was probably a new taxon , and tentatively re-classified it as Sinosauropteryx?