Species
Treptichnus meandrinus Uchman, Bromley et Leszczyński, 1993
Taxon description
Uchman et al., 1998
Diagnosis: Treptichnus having a regularly meandering course.
Description: Convex hyporelief arranged in first order meanders. These first order meanders display a transition from a smoothly guided string through low second-order zigzags to low second-order zigzags bearing short protrusions. The protrusions are aligned as short extensions of the individual elements of the zigzag structure, i.e. on alternate sides of the burrow. The first-order meanders are 5-10 mm wide and have an amplitude of 20-30 mm. The elements of the string are 0.9-1.2 mm in cross-section. Locally the course becomes irregularly winding or straight (Fig. 2).
Synonymy list
1998 Treptichnus meandrinus isp. nov. — Uchman et al. , pp. 274, fig. 2, 4A-F; 5A-C
Selection of related publications
Uchman, A., Bromley, R. G., Leszczynski, S. 1998. Ichnogenus Treptichnus in Eocene flysch, Carpathians, Poland: taxonomy and preservation. Ichnos 5, 4, 269-275. DOI:10.1080/10420949809386425
Classification
| Organism group | Biota |
| Ichnofossil group | Ichnofossils |
| Bioturbation trace fossils | |
| Genus | Treptichnus |
| Species | aequalternus |
| apsorum | |
| bifurcus | |
| coronatum | |
| lublinensis | |
| meandrinus | |
| pedum | |
| pollardi | |
| rectangularis | |
| triplex | |
| vagans |
References based on distribution
- Uchman et al., 1998 Roztoka Wielka, Kamienica River Eocene