Species
Entobia cervicornis Fürsich, Palmer et Goodyear, 1994
Taxon description
Fürsich et al., 1994
Diagnosis. Non-camerate Entobia forming an irregular boxwork in growth phase C (sensu Bromley and D'Alessandro 1984). Phase A represented by long slender tubules grading into thicker, antler-sharped cylindrical tuves of growth phase B. Phases D-E not developed. Typical chip microornament, as seen in most clionid borings, is absent.
Synonymy list
1994 Entobia cervicornis ichnosp. nov. — Fürsich et al. , pp. 163, fig. 7:1-2, 4
Selection of related publications
Fürsich, F. T., Palmer, T. J., Goodyear, K. L. 1994. Growth and disintegration of bivalve-dominated patch reefs in the Upper Jurassic of southern England. Palaeontology 37, 1, 131-171.
Classification
References based on distribution
- Fürsich et al., 1994 Isle of Portland Upper Jurassic