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The Ichnotaxonomy of Vertically Oriented, Bivalve-Generated Equilibrichnia

by: John-Paul Zonneveld, Murray K. Gingras
Journal of Paleontology, Vol. 87, No. 2. (01 March 2013), pp. 243-253, doi:10.1666/11-064r1.1  Key: citeulike:12193189

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Bivalves have pursued an infaunal lifestyle since early in their history. Trace fossils that have been attributed to the infaunal activity of bivalves include Hillichnus, Lockeia (=Pelecypodichnus), Lophoctenium, Protovirgularia, Ptychoplasma, Siphonichnus and Scalichnus. Re-evaluation of the ichnogenera Siphonichnus and Scalichnus supports consolidation into a single ichnogenus, Siphonichnus, which has taxonomic precedence.


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