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Ichnogenus
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The
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burrow (Cretaceous-Eocene) consists of primary successively branched and radiating tubes, which contain a meniscate fill. These traces are preferentially constructed in anoxic sediments. New branches are produced roughly at the same level as previous ones, implying that appropriate conditions for stowing were encountered by the producer. In contrast, new branches constructed below or above may target stronger or weaker reducing conditions or represent a response to the downward or upward migration of the redox boundary.
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Collection and transfer of surface material is recorded by the tubes fill that was analyzed in detail for the ichnospecies
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and 64% CaCO
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the host sediment Cretaceous in age (
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). The fill of the branches is interpreted to indicate priming that provided microbes (or their metabolic products) as an additional subsurface food source (cf.
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Mayer
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2001
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;
<bibRefCitation id="EFE34B3FFFECFF92AD66F99904CDC131" author="VAN NUGTEREN P. &amp; MOODLEY L. &amp; BRUMMER G. - J. &amp; HEIP C. H. R. &amp; HERMAN P. M. J. &amp; MIDDELBURG J. J." box="[378,647,1555,1582]" pageId="7" pageNumber="330" pagination="2277 - 2287" refId="ref13968" refString="VAN NUGTEREN P., MOODLEY L., BRUMMER G. - J., HEIP C. H. R., HERMAN P. M. J. &amp; MIDDELBURG J. J. 2009. - Seafloor ecosystem functioning: the importance of organic matter priming. Marine Biology 156: 2277 - 2287. https: // doi. org / 10.1007 / s 00227 - 009 - 1255 - 5" type="journal article" year="2009">
van Nugteren
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2009
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).
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<paragraph id="8BCD36CEFFECFF92AC87F9B90735C030" blockId="7.[130,777,1013,1837]" pageId="7" pageNumber="330">Most likely, the trace producer ingested a considerable proportion of the filling material before emplacing the final, now meniscate fill. The arrangement of the branches has further implications. Branches at a level above the previous ones could allow utilization of upstreaming pore water, probably carrying nutritious compounds. Alternatively, a shift of the redox boundary may have caused the construction of new levels of open burrows.</paragraph>
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