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Ophiomorpha is an ichnotaxon,
usually interpreted as a
burrow of an
organism (specifically a crustacean)
living in the near-s**** environment. The burrow...
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Ophiolechia ophiomorpha is a moth in the
family Gelechiidae. It was
described by
Edward Meyrick in 1935. It is
found in Argentina. Savela, Markku, ed...
- River.
Ichnogenera Diplocraterion, Planolites,
Skolithos and
possibly Ophiomorpha were
found in the
Albian deposits.
Paleolithic flint tools were discovered...
- Tri****ic, and
shrimp and
crabs appear in the Jur****ic. The
fossil burrow Ophiomorpha is
attributed to
ghost shrimps,
whereas the
fossil burrow Camborygma...
- of
burrow fossil is
known as Skolithos, and the
similar Trypanites,
Ophiomorpha and Diplocraterion.
Fossil Lungfish burrows are
preserved in the Rocky...
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Ophiomorpha and Thal****inoides
trace fossils produced by
crustaceans found at
Camacho formation from the Late
Miocene in
Colonia Department, Uruguay...
- Thal****inoides T.sp An
ichnofossil made by
decapod crustaceans, or fish
Ottakovil Formation Ophiomorpha O.sp Made by
burrowing arthropods Ottakovil Formation...
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irregular calcite concretions are
common in the
middle and
upper portions.
Ophiomorpha burrows are
common in the
lower part. The
Blood Reserve sandstones are...
- the
Pictured Cliffs Sandstone. The
formation contains trace fossils of
Ophiomorpha and, in a few locations, Diplocraterion. "Ladders" of Diplocraterion...
- Nat. Mus. Vict., 31, 17–23 Ter, P. C., & Buckeridge, J. S. J. (2012). '
Ophiomorpha Beaumarisensis Isp. Nov., A
Trace Fossil from the Late
Neogene Beaumaris...
