Independent experts nominated by country party
Wei Dong
Title
Mr.
First name
Wei
Last name
Dong
Gender
M
Nominating Country
Date of Nomination
Discipline of Expertise
Anthropology
Other Disciplines
and Sociology
UN languages spoken
French
Job function
(1) Research Ass. Prof. (2) Program Specialist
Division
Inst. of Vertebrate Paleontology and Paleoanthrop.
Email
W.DONG@UNESCO.ORG
Telephone number
86 10 6893 5329
Work experience
(1) Research Associated Professor at Institute of Vertebrate Paleontology and Paleoanthropology, CAS_x000D_
(2) Program Specialist at UNESCO Representative Office to China, Mongolia and DPR Korea, Waijiaogongyu 5-15-2; Jiangomenwaidajie, Beijing 100600 China._x000D_
1983-1985: participation in Paleofauna and Paleo-environment of Sivapithecus Site at Kaiyun, Yunnan Province, China._x000D_
1986-1992: participation in Yushe Basin (Shaanxi, China): Geology, Stratigraphy and Paleofauna._x000D_
1992-1996: in charge of Fossil Deer in China._x000D_
1994-1996: participation in Late Cenozoic deposits of Fuyun, Xinjiang, China._x000D_
1995-now: expert in UNESCO/Chinese Academy of Sciences project REHABILITATION, PROTECTION AND CONSERVATION OF PEKING MAN WORLD HERITAGE SITE.
(2) Program Specialist at UNESCO Representative Office to China, Mongolia and DPR Korea, Waijiaogongyu 5-15-2; Jiangomenwaidajie, Beijing 100600 China._x000D_
1983-1985: participation in Paleofauna and Paleo-environment of Sivapithecus Site at Kaiyun, Yunnan Province, China._x000D_
1986-1992: participation in Yushe Basin (Shaanxi, China): Geology, Stratigraphy and Paleofauna._x000D_
1992-1996: in charge of Fossil Deer in China._x000D_
1994-1996: participation in Late Cenozoic deposits of Fuyun, Xinjiang, China._x000D_
1995-now: expert in UNESCO/Chinese Academy of Sciences project REHABILITATION, PROTECTION AND CONSERVATION OF PEKING MAN WORLD HERITAGE SITE.
Highest Academic achievement and qualification
Docteur es Sciences, Paleontology and Stratigraphy, Université de Poitiers, France, 1990._x000D_
Master of Sciences, Vertebrate Paleontology and Stratigraphy, Institute of Vertebrate Paleontology and Paleoanthropology, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing, China, 1985._x000D_
Bachelor of Sciences, Paleontology and Stratigraphy, Nanjing University, China, 1982.
Master of Sciences, Vertebrate Paleontology and Stratigraphy, Institute of Vertebrate Paleontology and Paleoanthropology, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing, China, 1985._x000D_
Bachelor of Sciences, Paleontology and Stratigraphy, Nanjing University, China, 1982.
Number of Publications
21
Publication titles
1. Dong, W., 1996: Les Cervidés (Artiodactyla) rusciniens (Pliocène) du Languedoc et du Roussillon (France). Bull. Mus. Natn. Hist. Nat. Paris, 4e sér., C 18(1): 133-163._x000D_
2. Dong, W., Q.-q. Xu, Y., Li and C.-z, Jn, 1996: The evolution of Quaternary large herbivorous Mammals from North-East China and its relationship with paleoclimatical variation. Vert. PalAsiatica, 34 (1):58-70._x000D_
3. Dong. W., 1993: A Morphological Analysis of Cheek Teeth of Eurasian Pliocene Cervids. in Deer of China. Ohtaishi, N. and H.-L. Sheng eds. Elsevier Science Publishers: 65-72._x000D_
4. Dong, W., 1993: The Fossil Records of Deer in China. in Deer of China. Ohtaishi, N. and H.-L. Dheng eds. Elsevier Science Publishers: 95-102._x000D_
5. Dong, W., and Jiang Peng, 1993: The Late Pleistocene Cervoidea (Artiodactyla) from Xianren Cave, Ji'an, Jilin. Vert. PalAsiatica, 31 (2): 117-131.
2. Dong, W., Q.-q. Xu, Y., Li and C.-z, Jn, 1996: The evolution of Quaternary large herbivorous Mammals from North-East China and its relationship with paleoclimatical variation. Vert. PalAsiatica, 34 (1):58-70._x000D_
3. Dong. W., 1993: A Morphological Analysis of Cheek Teeth of Eurasian Pliocene Cervids. in Deer of China. Ohtaishi, N. and H.-L. Sheng eds. Elsevier Science Publishers: 65-72._x000D_
4. Dong, W., 1993: The Fossil Records of Deer in China. in Deer of China. Ohtaishi, N. and H.-L. Dheng eds. Elsevier Science Publishers: 95-102._x000D_
5. Dong, W., and Jiang Peng, 1993: The Late Pleistocene Cervoidea (Artiodactyla) from Xianren Cave, Ji'an, Jilin. Vert. PalAsiatica, 31 (2): 117-131.
Other activities
1. Project programming and fund raising at UNESCO Beijing Office._x000D_
2. Functional morphology analysis and application_x000D_
3. Member, Chinese Paleontology Society_x000D_
4. Member, Chinese Vertebrate Paleontology Association_x000D_
5. Member, Chinese Quaternary Research Society
2. Functional morphology analysis and application_x000D_
3. Member, Chinese Paleontology Society_x000D_
4. Member, Chinese Vertebrate Paleontology Association_x000D_
5. Member, Chinese Quaternary Research Society
Organisation name
Chinese Academy of Sciences
Organisation street address
142, Xiwaidajie, PO Box 643, 100044
Organisation city
Beijing
Organisation country
China