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Trackway
Trackway Track"way`, n.
Any of two or more narrow paths, of steel, smooth stone, or
the like, laid in a public roadway otherwise formed of an
inferior pavement, as cobblestones, to provide an easy way
for wheels.
Meaning of Trackways from wikipedia
- Roads,
Trackways and
Canals [1]
Neolithic wooden trackways and bog
hydrology Timber features -
trackways and
logboats A
medieval timber trackway and industrial...
- are
several cases of
reported trackways of the
earliest land-going vertebrates, also
known as tetrapods.
These trackways provide crucial insights to the...
- ****ociated with the
trackways were
likely capable of
terrestrial locomotion. Tiktaalik's
discoverers were
skeptical about the
Zachelmie trackways.
Daeschler said...
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speeds of
locomotion comparable to
those of
regular trackways at the same sites, and
these trackways are
typically narrow, with one foot
placed directly...
- from the
Cretaceous amber from Spain.
Closely ****ociated
arthropleurid trackways,
interpreted as
evidence of
arthropleurid mating behaviour, are described...
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enables pedestrians to
better cross wet,
muddy or
marshy lands. Such
timber trackways have
existed since at
least Neolithic times. In many
seaside resort locations...
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threshold in the 1930s The
discovery of the two bog
trackways disproved the old
doctrine that such bog
trackways only
occurred south of the
river Elbe. They show...
- The
Prehistoric Trackways National Monument site
includes a
major deposit of
Paleozoic Era
fossilized footprints in
fossil mega-
trackways of land animals...
- ISBNÂ 9780199571017, p. 168
Archived 2023-07-08 at the
Wayback Machine. "
Trackways and
Ritual Deposition", The
Oxford Handbook of
Wetland Archaeology, ed...
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found in ****ociation with
tetrapod trackways suggesting they
lived in the same environments. In
addition to
large trackways,
enormous burrows have been attributed...
