Genus
Linichnus Jacobsen et Bromley, 2009
Taxon description
Muñiz et al., 2020
Emended diagnosis: Single elongated, straight or curved groove of biogenic origin on skeletal material (e.g., bones, teeth). The groove, U- or V-shaped in transverse section, may affect different kinds of biogenic mineral substrates (mainly vertebrate and invertebrate skeletons). The groove has a serrated or non-serrated morphology (after Jacobsen and Bromley 2009).
Wisshak et al., 2019a
Predation; substrate osteic; tracemaker vertebrate
Jacobsen & Bromley, 2009
Diagnosis: Single elongated groove of biogenic origin on skeletal material (e.g., bones, teeth). The groove, U-or V-shaped in transverse section, may only affect the surface of the bone, or bone-fibres may be cut through, recurved or brocen within the groove. The groove has serrated morphology.
Classification
| Organism group | Biota |
| Ichnofossil group | Ichnofossils |
| Bioerosional trace fossils | |
| Family | Machichnidae |
| Genus | Brutalichnus |
| Heterodontichnites | |
| Knethichnus | |
| Linichnus | |
| Species | bromleyi |
| serratus | |
| Genus | Machichnus |
| Mandaodonites | |
| Mikulasichnus | |
| Nihilichnus | |
| Selachiodentichnus |