Species
Palaeopascichnus linearis (Fedonkin, 1976)
Taxon description
Kolesnikov et al., 2018b
Emended diagnosis: Test agglutinated, elongated, curved or rectilinear, occasionally branching, consists of a single series of globular or ellipsoidal chambers 1–15 mm in width. The series occasionally diverge dichotomously. Chambers are relatively consistent in size within a series or gradually increase in width before diverging, but the length-towidth ratio of the chambers is relatively constant along the series. The wall thickness does not exceed 1 mm. Number of chambers in a series ranges between 3 and 5 and 30–40
Synonymy list
1976 Margaritichnus linearis Fedonkin — Fedonkin , pp. 42-43, fig. Pl. 1 fig. 2, 11
1980 Neonereites renarius Fedonkin — Fedonkin , pp. 42-43, fig. Pl. 1 fig. 2, 11
1980 Intrites punctatus Fedonkin — Fedonkin , pp. 42, 44, fig. Pl. fig. 1, 10
1981 Palaeopascichnus sinuosus Fedonkin — Fedonkin , pp. 77, fig. Pl. 15:3
1985 Palaeopacichnus sinuosus Fedonkin — Fedonkin , pp. 206, fig. Pl. 26:2; 27:4
1985 Neonereites renarius Fedonkin — Fedonkin , pp. 207, fig. Pl. 27:4
1985 Intrites punctatus Fedonkin — Fedonkin , pp. 207, fig. Pl. 26:7
1989 Catellichnus oktonarius Becker — Becker & Kishka , pp. 118-119, fig. fig. 6
1990 Palaeopacichnus sinuosus Fedonkin — Fedonkin , pp. 340, fig. Pl. 26:6
1990 Neonereites renarius Fedonkin — Fedonkin , pp. 340, 341, fig. Pl. 26:2; 27:4
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Classification
Organism group | Biota |
Incertae sedis (fossils) | |
Genus | Palaeopascichnus |
Species | delicatus |
linearis |