- The
Fucales (
fucoids) are an
order in the
brown algae (class Phaeophyceae). The list of
families in the Fucales, as well as
additional taxonomic information...
- F.
James comparing '
fucoids' to
modern traces made it
increasingly clear that most of the
specimens identified as
fossil fucoids were
animal trails and...
- s****s" show a
narrow Verrucaria zone at high
water and a full
sequence of
fucoids: Pelvetia, F. serratus, F. spiralis, F. vesiculosus,
Ascophyllum nodosum...
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other gross morphological features. A
number of
Devonian fossils termed fucoids, from
their resemblance in
outline to
species in the
genus Fucus, have...
- Bisgrove,
Sherryl R; Hable,
Whitney E (1999). "Establishing a
growth axis in
fucoid algae".
Trends in
Plant Science. 4 (12).
Elsevier BV: 490–494. doi:10...
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rocks a
distinct rock layer,
known as the
Fucoid Beds, has been identified. The
fossils found in the
Fucoid Beds are very
different to
those from rocks...
-
resemblance to F. vesiculosus.
Fucus spiralis has
spirally twisted fronds.
Fucoids have no
planktonic dispersal stages,
restricting gamete dispersal. They...
- the
features found on the
undersides of beds were
called hieroglyphs,
fucoids, and bio hieroglyphs,
because of
their structure and how they were thought...
- In fact,
during the 1800s
invertebrate ichnofossils were
explained as
fucoids, or seaweed, and
their true
nature was
widely understood only by the early...
- M. W.; Norton, T. A. (1980). "Factors
controlling the
lower limits of
fucoid algae on the s****". J. Exp. Mar. Biol. Ecol. 43 (2): 131–150. Bibcode:1980JEMBE...
