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Short Courses in Paleontology, 1992
The study of fossil footprints began soon after the birth of vertebrate paleontology. The Reverend Henry Duncan started a study of footprints from the New Red Sandstone (Permian) of Scotland in 1824 (Sarjeant, 1987). Even earlier reports of footprints are known, but the fossils were not studied until later (Sarjeant, 1975).
Mark F. Schult, James O. Farlow
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The study of fossil footprints began soon after the birth of vertebrate paleontology. The Reverend Henry Duncan started a study of footprints from the New Red Sandstone (Permian) of Scotland in 1824 (Sarjeant, 1987). Even earlier reports of footprints are known, but the fossils were not studied until later (Sarjeant, 1975).
Mark F. Schult, James O. Farlow
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Geological Magazine, 1997
A different approach to the naming of trace fossils is advocated. The primary ichnotaxobase should be the form of the burrow actually occupied, and the secondary ichnotaxobase should be the morphology of the structure that reflects the manner in which this burrow has been displaced and/or extended.
R. GOLDRING, J. E. POLLARD, A. M. TAYLOR
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A different approach to the naming of trace fossils is advocated. The primary ichnotaxobase should be the form of the burrow actually occupied, and the secondary ichnotaxobase should be the morphology of the structure that reflects the manner in which this burrow has been displaced and/or extended.
R. GOLDRING, J. E. POLLARD, A. M. TAYLOR
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Science, 2009
In their Perspective “New and ancient trace makers” (16 January, p. 346), S. Bengtson and B. Rasmussen implied that trace fossil workers (in general) assume that all trace fossils are the result of animal activities. According to the operational definition that I have used since student days,
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In their Perspective “New and ancient trace makers” (16 January, p. 346), S. Bengtson and B. Rasmussen implied that trace fossil workers (in general) assume that all trace fossils are the result of animal activities. According to the operational definition that I have used since student days,
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1909
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2017
Trace fossils, sedimentary structures resulting from animal activity, cannot compete with body fossils when it comes to taxonomic resolution. Traces, or 'Lebensspuren', also have the advantage that they cannot be reworked to become redeposited outside the original habitat or as ghost fossils in deposits of much younger age.
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Trace fossils, sedimentary structures resulting from animal activity, cannot compete with body fossils when it comes to taxonomic resolution. Traces, or 'Lebensspuren', also have the advantage that they cannot be reworked to become redeposited outside the original habitat or as ghost fossils in deposits of much younger age.
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2002
Continental Trace Fossils - The type, distribution, and tiering of continental tracefossils (ichnofossils) are useful tools for deciphering continental environments in both outcrop and core. This atlas presents the latest ichnological concepts and provides a comprehensive photocatalogue of nearly the entire suite of major terrestrial and freshwater ...
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Continental Trace Fossils - The type, distribution, and tiering of continental tracefossils (ichnofossils) are useful tools for deciphering continental environments in both outcrop and core. This atlas presents the latest ichnological concepts and provides a comprehensive photocatalogue of nearly the entire suite of major terrestrial and freshwater ...
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2018
The ichnofossils Treptichnus and Multina provide clues about the development of behavior in burrowing metazoans. A particular behavior type may be condensed and superimposed on the original burrowing pattern of programmed behavior. For example, a fine scale sinusoidal pattern may be superimposed on a large scale sinusoidal pattern.
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The ichnofossils Treptichnus and Multina provide clues about the development of behavior in burrowing metazoans. A particular behavior type may be condensed and superimposed on the original burrowing pattern of programmed behavior. For example, a fine scale sinusoidal pattern may be superimposed on a large scale sinusoidal pattern.
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1978
Abstract The advancement of ichnological research has left in its wake a considerable volume of literature that contains many important concepts and the results of some excellent field studies. These notes try to consolidate the most salient topics of the discipline and emphasize the application of ichnological concepts and data to ...
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Abstract The advancement of ichnological research has left in its wake a considerable volume of literature that contains many important concepts and the results of some excellent field studies. These notes try to consolidate the most salient topics of the discipline and emphasize the application of ichnological concepts and data to ...
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