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The late Barremian Halimedides horizon of the Dolomites (Southern Alps, Italy).
Cretac Res, 2012 Lukeneder A +3 more
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Paleoenvironment and ichnofacies diversity in the maastrichtian of the Western High Atlas, Morocco
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Ichnofacies and Facies Interpretation
PALAIOS, 1993 The use of archetypal ichnofacies in facies interpretation is criticized because it does not provide the resolution that can be obtained by using traditional methods of paleoecological analysis: analyzing the autecology and then moving to the synecology (including the ichnofabric) and ...
Goldring, Roland
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Tetrapod Ichnofacies: A New Paradigm
Ichnos, 2007We recognize three fundamental terms in ichnology: (1) ichnoassemblage, which is an assemblage of ichnofossils conceptually equivalent to an assemblage of body fossils; (2) ichnocoenosis, which is a trace fossil assemblage produced by a biological community that can be characterized by morphological criteria; and (3) ichnofacies, which refers to ...
Adrian P Hunt, Spencer G Lucas
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The Case for Archetypal Vertebrate Ichnofacies
Ichnos, 2016ABSTRACTVertebrate and invertebrate ichnology have different traditions—the ethological and the biotaxonomic—resulting in corresponding ethoichnofacies and biotaxonichnofacies. Archetypal vertebrate ichnofacies are Chelichnus, Grallator, Brontopodus, Batrachichnus, and Characichnos. Ichnofacies are discernable in nonmarine environments.
Adrian P Hunt, Spencer G Lucas
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Two New, Substrate-Controlled Nonmarine Ichnofacies
Ichnos, 2016ABSTRACTSubstantial ichnocoenoses of ichnofossil assemblages in nonmarine environments can be grouped into two, substrate-controlled ichnofacies. These are traces in plant tissues (mostly wood and leaves) and in bone. Plant tissues and bones provide distinctive, “hardground” substrates that are colonized and/or utilized in the nonmarine realm by a ...
Spencer G Lucas
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Cretaceous chalk ichnofacies in Northern Europe
Geobios, 1984Abstract The Upper Cretaceous chalk of northern Europe is a pure calcitic, pelagic deposit which appears to be totally bioturbated in almost all cases. Trace fossils are abundant but there is no single association of trace fossils that can characterize all chalk.
Ekdale, A A, Bromley, Richard Granville
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Continental Ichnofacies Models: The Role of Tetrapod Tracks
, 2012 Fil: Krapovickas, Verónica. Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y Técnicas. Oficina de Coordinación Administrativa Ciudad Universitaria. Instituto de Estudios Andinos "Don Pablo Groeber". Universidad de Buenos Aires. Facultad de Ciencias Exactas y Naturales.
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