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FIGURE 8
Common trace fossils from the Lower Muschelkalk Group (Middle Triassic, Anisian)
of Thuringia, central Germany, in bedding plane expression (except B and D, which show vertical
sections). For localities and stratigraphical positions see
Knaust (2007b)
. Scale bar
ΒΌ
1 cm.
(A) Openings of
Lingulichnus verticalis
in a grainy packstone (arenite) with incipient firmground
conditions.
Skolithos
Ichnofacies. Upper
Terebratula
Bed, Plaue quarry. (B) Steeply inclined and
dolomite-filled burrows (
Altichnus
isp.) in a bioclastic and intraclastic (rudstone) limestone bed
(event bed).
Skolithos
Ichnofacies. f-3 Bed, Jena-Steudnitz quarry. (C) Omission surface on a mud-
stone (micrite) with abundant openings of steeply inclined and open
R. jenense
burrows.
Glossifun-
gites
Ichnofacies. Upper Wellenkalk, Rittersdorf quarry. (D) Mudstone (micrite) with a firmground
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