File:Possible Bergaueria (Vinton Member, Logan Formation, Lower Mississippian; Route 16 roadcut northeast of Frazeysburg, Ohio, USA) 1 (39925617064).jpg
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[edit]DescriptionPossible Bergaueria (Vinton Member, Logan Formation, Lower Mississippian; Route 16 roadcut northeast of Frazeysburg, Ohio, USA) 1 (39925617064).jpg |
Possible Bergaueria in the Mississippian of Ohio, USA. Trace fossils are any indirect evidence of ancient life. They refer to features in rocks that do not represent parts of the body of a once-living organism. Traces include footprints, tracks, trails, burrows, borings, and bitemarks. Body fossils provide information about the morphology of ancient organisms, while trace fossils provide information about the behavior of ancient life forms. Interpreting trace fossils and determination of the identity of a trace maker can be straightforward (for example, a dinosaur footprint represents walking behavior) or not. Sediments that have trace fossils are said to be bioturbated. Burrowed textures in sedimentary rocks are referred to as bioturbation. Trace fossils have scientific names assigned to them, in the same style & manner as living organisms or body fossils. The structure shown above is a sandstone-filled burrow that appears consistent with Bergaueria, a trace fossil made by a burrowing sea anemone (!). Stratigraphy: float from the upper Vinton Member, upper Logan Formation, ~middle Osagean Stage, upper Lower Mississippian Locality: Trinway West 6 Outcrop - lower slopes of the eastern part of roadcut on the northwestern side of Rt. 16, 1.0 miles northeast of the Rt. 16-Old Riley Road intersection, northeast of the town of Frazeysburg & west of the town of Trinway, northwestern Muskingum County, Ohio, USA (~40° 08' 46.98" North latitude, 82° 04' 56.49" West longitude) |
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Author | James St. John |
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