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Yorkshire sandstone worm? trail

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Hello, can anyone help to ID what this is, we don’t tend to find anything except plant remains or bivalves in the sandstone here.

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I'm inclined to think that most of these traces record the movement of bivalves, or at least bivalved animals. 

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Could these be the culprits, we have a quarry 5 miles away, that this stone came from

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Seems a reasonable hypothesis to me. 

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Brachiopodes for me on the last pic.

 

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The trail is the trace fossil Psammichnites

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15 minutes ago, westcoast said:

The trail is the trace fossil Psammichnites

The ichnogenus doesn't really address possible makers that the context might suggest though. 

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I'm seeing a few different ichno-genus present.  Could be from bivalves, worms,  or arthropods.

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