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Abc AAA & BBB, 1900

Type ichnospecies:
Abc def AAA & BBB, 1900

Diagnosis:
Abcdef (AAA & BBB, 1900: pp. - ).

Derivation of name:
Abcdef.

Remarks:
Abcdef.

Environment:
Abcdef (AAA & BBB, 1900).

Known Stratigraphic Range:
Aaa – Bbb (AAA & BBB, 1900)

Known ichnospecies:

• Abc def AAA & BBB, 1900
• Abc fgh CCC, 2006

Detailed information for each ichnospecies

• Abc def AAA & BBB, 1900
• Synonymy:
  

  *

  1900

  Abc def

  - AAA & BBB, p.1; Fig. 2; Fig. 3.

• Diagnosis: Abc (AAA & BBB, 1900: pp. - ).
• Orientation: Abc.
• Morphological category (Knaust, 2012): Abc.
• Ethological category: Abc.
• Environment: Abc.
• Derivation of name: Abc.
• Types: Staatliches Museum für Naturkunde Stuttgart, Germany; Holotype Inventary-No.: SMNS 64849/1; Paratypes  Inventary-No.: SMNS 64849/2 to SMNS 64849/11.
• Type locality: Abc.
• Type horizon: Abc.
• Geographical distribution: Abc.
• Remarks: Abc.

• TAbc fgh CCC, 2006
• Synonymy:
  

  ?	1969	Körperabdrücke von  Crustaceen	- JANICKE, p. 164; Pl. 9 Fig. 1.
  	1999	Hörnergrabgänge	- RÖPER et al., p. 16; Fig. 11, Fig. 12.
  *	2006	Tripartichnus triassicus	- VALLON & RÖPER, p.157; Fig. 2; Fig. 3.

• Diagnosis: Abc (CCC, 2006: pp. - ).
• Orientation: Abc.
• Morphological category (Knaust, 2012): Abc.
• Ethological category: Abc.
• Environment: Abc.
• Derivation of name: Abc.
• Types: Bürgermeister-Müller-Museum Solnhofen, Germany; Holotype Inventary-No.: BMMS 537; Paratypes: Inventary-No.: BMMS 701 to BMMS 703.
• Type locality: Abc.
• Type horizon: Abc.
• Geographical distribution: Abc.
• Remarks: Abc.

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Branches are very long having only a few secondary ramifications. The trace has two different sides: On one side, branches curve back and stop short of more proximal ones which indicates a protrusive way of construction. On the other side of the system the branches are straight and their secondary branches end shortly in front of distal ones indicating a retrusive way of construction (SEILACHER 2007, p. 144).