Hyellomorpha magna Tavernier et Golubić, 1993

Hyellomorpha magna is valid taxon Nododendrina europaea according to Wisshak, 2017
ID20415
Fossil groupBioerosional trace fossils
TaxonHyellomorpha magna
AuthorTavernier et Golubić, 1993
ReferenceTavernier & Golubić, 1993
Parent taxonHyellomorpha
Is validNo
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Synonymy

YearSynonymAuthorPagesFigsReference
1993Hyellomorpha magna n. ichnosp.Tavernier & Golubic408-409text fig. 1A, B

Descriptions and remarks

Diagnosis: The boring system is composed of radiating, sparcely branched tunnels. The resin casts appear as small diverging bushes 150-300 μm across (Text fig. 1A, right). The tunnels are 16-50 μm in diameter and have a knotty appearance with alternating wider [40.5 ± 4.48 (10) μm] and narrower [22.8 ± 3.32 (10) μm] sections. Ramification is infrequent, mostly occurring at wide angles. Tunnel tips are inflated so that the casts appear club-shaped, with rounded ends (Textfig. lB)



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