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<figureCitation id="98EA1ACBBA329F6C4EA3249CFCBAFB68" box="[752,835,1169,1195]" captionStart="Fig" captionStartId="70.[189,232,1718,1744]" captionTargetId="figure@69.[189,1401,270,1886]" captionTargetPageId="69" captionText="Fig. 27 (page 70). Rhopalondendrina avis igen. et isp. nov. AE. Series of paratypes (AD) and the holotype (E) showing the development from early ontogenetic stages to advanced stages with several orders of ramification and rosette-shaped plexus with typical increase of tunnel diameter and widening towards the periphery of the trace. SEM of epoxy casts of Lower Jurassic belemnites from the Glasenbach Gorge, Austria. F. Oblique view of C, showing arched nature of initial tunnel (arrow at left). G. SEM of an early ontogenetic stage of a specimen in an Upper Campanian belemnite from Kronsmoor, Germany. H. SEM of a more irregularly branching specimen in a belemnite from the Lower Maastrichtian of Rügen, Germany. IK. Overview and two close-ups of a typical cluster in a belemnite from the Lower Maastrichtian of Rügen, Germany." figureDoi="http://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.3839913" httpUri="https://zenodo.org/record/3839913/files/figure.png" pageId="68" pageNumber="69">Fig. 27</figureCitation>
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J-Form F-4
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, fig. 3D.
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Rhopalondendrina-Form
<bibRefCitation id="64407BBFBA329F6C4DAF24F0FD3CFADB" author="Glaub I." box="[508,709,1277,1304]" pageId="68" pageNumber="69" pagination="1 - 324" refId="ref50947" refString="Glaub I. 1994. Mikrobohrspuren in ausgewahlten Ablagerungsraumen des europaischen Jura und der Unterkreide (Klassifikation und Palokologie). Courier Forschungsinstitut Senckenberg 174: 1 - 324." type="journal article" year="1994">Glaub 1994: 132</bibRefCitation>
, pl. 12,
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.
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Rhopalodendrina form (?)
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, fig. 4.1.
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Without name
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Thuy
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2014: 2
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,
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.
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<emphasis id="32A5DA5CBA329F6C4CEE267FFEBDF94F" bold="true" box="[189,324,1650,1676]" pageId="68" pageNumber="69">Etymology</emphasis>
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<paragraph id="006E064EBA329F6C4CEE26A9FBD0F8C6" blockId="68.[189,1399,1700,1797]" pageId="68" pageNumber="69">Based on the Latin avis, bird, acknowledging Prof. Dr. Klaus Vogel (Vogel, German = bird) and his team (including Ingrid Glaub, referred to in the etymology of this new ichnogenus) in Frankfurt, who contributed immensely to the understanding of microbioerosion processes.</paragraph>
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material, locality and horizon
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The trace was recorded in epoxy resin casts of unidentified belemnite rostra from marls of the Kehlbach and Scheck Members within the Adnet Formation, Sinemurian to Pliensbachian, Early Jurassic, exposed in the Glasenbach Gorge, south of
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in the northern Calcareous Alps,
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. For further details concerning the type locality and its ichnological record, see
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Thuy
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(2014)
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. The
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Fig. 27
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AD,
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) are preserved in three epoxy resin casts, together with many other traces of the new ichnospecies, and are deposited in the trace fossil collection of the Senckenberg Institute in Frankfurt,
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From a single point of entry, a short and nearly straight or slightly arched gallery (
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) leads to a first dichotomous ramification (
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). The two resulting tunnels repeatedly ramify (or end blindly), typically dichotomously, occasionally trichotomously, with a total number of up to six subsequent branching points (
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BF). The nearly bilaterally symmetrical system of galleries runs closely parallel to, or directly below, the substrate surface. In more developed ontogenetic stages with converging galleries, these may fuse and form an anastomosing pattern (
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DE), or they may evade and form deeper tiers (
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). The diameter of the tunnels increases from the initial gallery towards the periphery of the trace, and terminations are laterally slightly widened. In late ontogenetic stages, the lateral widening of the gallery terminations and ramification points is most pronounced (
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).
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Among the observed ~
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from the
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locality, 12 traces were complete (including a wide range of ontogenetic stages) and were documented by SEM images in planar view, allowing for accurate morphometrical measurements. These traces ranged from
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in maximum length (mean = 653 ±
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in maximum width (mean = 803 ±
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in length (mean = 217 ±
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in diameter (mean = 34 ±
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in distance, with a mean of 123 ±
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(n = 98). The diameter of the tunnels, measured halfway along the internodes, varied from
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(n = 112). The traces are also very common in Upper Cretaceous belemnite rostra, where they show a comparable branching pattern and similar dimensions (
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GK).
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<emphasis id="32A5DA5CBA309F6E4CEE24F1FED6FAD5" bold="true" box="[189,303,1276,1302]" pageId="70" pageNumber="71">Remarks</emphasis>
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The traces partly exhibit a limonitic infill that was either impregnated within the epoxy resin or provided a “natural cast” when the belemnite substrate was dissolved in hydrochloric acid. Both in Jurassic as well as Cretaceous belemnites,
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<emphasis id="32A5DA5CBA309F6E4E612563FD7BFA44" box="[562,642,1390,1415]" italics="true" pageId="70" pageNumber="71">R. avis</emphasis>
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igen. et
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often occurs in clusters of up to several tenths of individuals (
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).
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Early ontogenetic stages closely resemble
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<emphasis id="32A5DA5CBA309F6E4EEF25D4FC5DFA30" box="[700,932,1497,1523]" italics="true" pageId="70" pageNumber="71">Abeliella riccioides</emphasis>
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in morphology, which is, however, by definition restricted to osteic substrates. Similarity is also observed with
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, but this ichnospecies does not exhibit the diagnostic increase in tunnel diameter towards the periphery and it never forms anastomoses where tunnels converge.
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