ETYMOLOGY OF THE WORD ICHNITE
From Greek ikhnos footprint, track + -ite1.
10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ICHNITE»
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In the Shadow of the Dinosaurs: Early Mesozoic Tetrapods
Rather common footprints from the Newark basin called Gwyneddichnium Bock,
1952, have a reconstructed manus and pes identical with those of Tanytrachelos
(Olsen and Flynn, 1989) (Figure 25.18). The footfall pattern of this ichnite is ...
Nicholas C. Fraser, Hans-Dieter Sues, 1997
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Animal Behavior Desk Reference: A Dictionary of Animal ...
♢♢I See opportunity for selection; variance: standardized variance. ♢ ichnite,
ichnolite See fossil: ichnite. ♢ ichnofauna See fauna: ichnofauna. ♢ ichnoflora See
flora: ichnoflora. ♢ ichnofossil See fossil: trace fossil. ♢ ichnolite See fossil: ichnite.
ichn igneous-rock series ichn A combining form signifying preservation of an
original feature after alteration, e.g. a "clastichnic rock". ichnite (ich'-nite) A fossil
footprint or track. Syn: ichnolite. ichnocoenosis (ich'-no-coe-no'-sis) An
association ...
Julia A. Jackson, James P. Mehl, Klaus K. E. Neuendorf, 2005
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Amphibians and reptiles of the Grand Canyon National Park
Gilmore was unsuccessful in his efforts to correlate this ichnite fauna with any
previously known, either from fossil tracks or skeletal remains. He expressed the
belief that further exploration would greatly increase the number of ichnite
species ...
5
The Supai Group of Grand Canyon
73) represent "an ichnite fauna new to North America." He stated that it is
uncertain whether the animals that made them were reptiles or amphibians, but
they were quadrupedal creatures whose tracks show no close relationship to
those from ...
Edwin Dinwiddie McKee, 1982
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Dinosaurs Under the Aurora
Roland A. Gangloff. found. In most cases, a fossil footprint, also known as an
ichnite, represents evidence that has not moved over time while a bone or tooth
could have been transported to the site under study and therefore be out of
context.
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Morphometrics: Applications in Biology and Paleontology
... 8 - intersection point between a perpendicular line (from mid point of landmark
7 and 9) and the ichnite contour; 9 - most posterior point of the print considering
its axis; 10 - intersection point between a perpendicular line (from mid point of ...
3 where again the foot skeleton of Hypacroaaurus is shown filling the pedal
impression derived from the ichnite. No other large Cretaceous dinosaur
conforms to this analysis as well as a hadrosaur. Reference of an ichnite to a
specific group ...
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The Beginning of the Age of Dinosaurs: Faunal Change Across ...
One of Bock's (1961) forms, Diplopororundus rugosus from Gwynedd, is definitely
the arthropodan ichnite Scoyenia; namely, Wan- ner's (1889) Ramulus rugosus,
was based on Scoyenia from his Atreipus locality. Bryant (1934) cites ...
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Senckenbergiana biologica
For this reason we can expect that at same pressure a larger surface will produce
a deeper ichnite by a factor proportional to some length representative of its size.
As the pes ichnite area is nearly ten times greater than the manus area, we ...
