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- Scoyenia is an ichnogenus found in paleozoic-mesozoic strata in North America. It appears to be the preserved remains of arthropod feeding burrows. Frey...
- Conchostracans and arthropod ichnofossils (Diplichnites, Planolites, Scoyenia) are know from other coeval localities, like Gair Mesa, Mount Carson or...
- literature are Skolithos, Cruziana, Zoophycos, Nereites, Glossifungites, Scoyenia, Trypanites, Teredolites, and Psilonichus. These ****emblages are not random...
- least one indeterminate mammal. Ichnotaxa consist of the burrow ichnogenus Scoyenia sp., and insect ichnogenus Taenidium sp. Ortiz David, Leonardo D.; González...
- sp. Octopodichnus sp. Otozoum sp. cf. Paleohelcura sp. Pterichnus sp. Scoyenia sp. Treptichnus sp. ?Acanthichnus sp. ?Apatopus sp. List of pterosaur-bearing...
- the formation: Planolites sp. Rhynchosauroides sp. cf. Rotodactylus sp. Scoyenia sp. Spirodesmos sp. Dinosauria indet. ?Ornithischia indet. List of dinosaur-bearing...
- pits include conchostracans (clam shrimps) and clams, as well as numerous Scoyenia burrow trace fossils likely made by a crayfish-like decapod. Vertebrate...
- likely created by early dinosauromorphs, lagerpetids, or lepidosauromorphs. Scoyenia S. gracilis Irohalene Member Striated burrows likely created by specialized...
- †Scapherpeton †Schillerosaurus – type locality for genus †Scotiophryne †Scoyenia †Seitaad – type locality for genus †Seitaad ruessi – type locality for...
- with lagoonar deposits and major indicators of water bodies locally along Scoyenia burrows Diplichnites D. isp. Mount Carson Shafer Peak Lower Hanson Formation...