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Asteriacites, a name given to five-rayed trace fossils found in rocks

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Asteriacites is the name given to the five-rayed fossils found in rocks and they record the resting place of starfish on the sea floor. Asteriacites are found in European and American ...
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It is now apparent that the 'fucoids' and other markings have in fact been caused by a ... Asteriacites is the name given to the five-rayed fossils found in rocks and they record the ...
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Trace Fossils
Perhaps the most famous examples are Asteriacites von Schlotheim 1820, thought to be ... The basic fact is that, despite their usefulness, ichnofacies are by no means ...
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