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Fossildude19 Regular Member

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Not Cruziana.  

I would say it is more like Taenidium serpentinum, or something similar.

 

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abyssunder Regular Member

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It reminds me of Neoeione (Parataenidium) or similar trace fossils.

 

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excerpt from C. Boyd & D. Mcilroy. 2018. The morphology and mode of formation of Neoeione n. igen. from the Carboniferous of northern England. Paläontologische Zeitschrift 92(1): 179-190

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very cool trace fossil

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Michele, Can we have a view parallel to the slab surface?

 

Michele, possiamo avere una vista parallela alla superficie della lastra?

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2 hours ago, Rockwood said:

worm poop

Seriously though. When I was 19 I had to sweep them off #8 putting green every morning. This is sort of what they look like.

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1 hour ago, abyssunder said:

Michele, Can we have a view parallel to the slab surface?

 

Michele, possiamo avere una vista parallela alla superficie della lastra?

Impressive bilingual understanding 

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13 ore fa, abyssunder ha detto:

Michele, puoi avere una vista parallela alla superficie della lastra?

 

Michele, puoi avere una vista parallela alla superficie della lastra?

 

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13 hours ago, abyssunder said:

Michele, possiamo avere una vista parallela alla superficie della lastra?

 

Michele, puoi avere una vista parallela alla superficie della lastra?

 

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13 hours ago, abyssunder said:

Michele, possiamo avere una vista parallela alla superficie della lastra?

 

Michele, puoi avere una vista parallela alla superficie della lastra?

 

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Thank you for the pictures.
If it's Taenidium, it can be T. baretti with its large temporal distribution (Devonian-Pleistocene). If the specimen in question is from Devonian, T. serpentinum, T. satanassi, T. cameronensis can be ruled out.

 

Grazie per le foto.
Se è Taenidium, può essere T. baretti con la sua grande distribuzione temporale (devoniano-pleistocene). Se l'esemplare in questione è di Devoniano, può essere escluso il T. serpentinum, T. satanassi, T. cameronensis.

 

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I thank you for the collaboration.
If you come to Itala I'll wait for you.

Michele

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