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A Jurassic eutherian mammal and divergence of marsupials and placentals

Luo, Z.-X.; Yuan, C.-X.; Meng, Q.-J.; Ji, Q.

Year2011
Source roleprimary-study
DOI / ID10.1038/nature10291

Fitness and scope

taxonomy · range · morphology · topology · geochronology

Primary description and original Tiaojishan provenance and topology for BMNH PM1343B; those assignments are not converted into a universal calibration.

Claim ledger

topology · contested

BMNH PM1343B preserves a partial articulated skeleton whose original study attributed it to approximately 160-million-year-old Tiaojishan strata and recovered a basal eutherian position; provenance, age use and topology remain conditional, and an unconstrained tip-dating analysis instead estimated an Early Cretaceous morphological age signal.

claim:event:juramaia-conditional-provenance
fossil-range · contested

Juramaia sinensis is bounded conditionally by holotype BMNH PM1343B and its original approximately 161–159 Ma Tiaojishan attribution; uncertain collection provenance and a younger tip-dating signal prevent treating that interval as a secure global first appearance or calibration.

claim:taxon:juramaia:fossil-range
taxonomy · contested

Therian boundary evidence is an atlas navigation route spanning separately sampled Juramaia, Eomaia and Ambolestes records from approximately 161–124.1 Ma; it is not a taxonomic clade, continuous lineage or ancestor sequence, and its older endpoint inherits the disputed Juramaia provenance.

claim:taxon:therian-boundary-evidence:route-boundary
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