 | Rhizocorallium commune Schmid, 1876 |
Taxon description
Knaust, 2013
Unbranched, rarely branched burrows with a preferred subhorizontal orientation. The burrows are elongate, band-like, straight or winding, and may have subparallel longitudinal scratches on the wall. Faecal pellets (Coprulus isp.) are common within the actively filled spreite and the marginal tube.
Synonymy list
1876
Rhizocorallium commune n. sp. — Schmid, pp. 5,14,17
1930
Rhizocorallium devonicum nov. sp. — Hecker, pp. 152-153,156, fig. XVI 1-2
1965
Rhizocorallium devonicum Gekker — Hecker, pp. 42, fig. X 1
1980
Ilmenichnus devonicus (Hecker, 1930) — Hecker, pp. 20, fig. pl3 fig.2
1986
RhizocoraUium jenense Zenker, 1836 — Clausen & Vilhjalmsson, pp. 60, fig. Pl. II C
2012
Rhizocorallium commune — Knaust et al., pp. 725-726, fig. 8E,F
2013
Rhizocorallium commune Schmid, 1876 — Knaust, pp. 18, fig. 25
2017
Rhizocorallium commune — Sedorko et al., pp. 312, fig. Fig. 3K
Selection of related publications
Clausen, C. K., Vilhjálmsson, M. 1986.
Substrate control of lower Cambrian trace fossils from Bornholm, Denmark. Palaeogeography, Palaeoclimatology, Palaeoecology 56,
1-2, 51-68. DOI:10.1016/0031-0182(86)90107-0
References based on distribution