Three-Dimensional Morphology of <i>Beaconites capronus</i> from Northeast England
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Abstract
Beaconites capronus is a winding meniscate backfilled trace fossil differentiated from comparable ichnotaxa Taenidium and Ancorichnus on the basis of its distinct and unornamented burrow lining. Typically, horizontal to subhorizontal B. capronus also includes vertical pipes, which serve as a point of entry for endobenthic deposit feeding activity. The burrows do not self-cross but often display secondary successive branching potentially indicating coprophagous feeding strategies in lower nutrient sediment. Beaconites capronus material is examined and discussed from the Carboniferous offshore transition zone deposits near Howick, United Kingdom. Samples were collected and analyzed using high-resolution serial grinding and modeling techniques documenting fine detail in three dimensions. As the burrows are actively backfilled and do not maintain a connection to the sediment water interface the trace making organism must have a method of coping with the low oxygen porewater conditions. Four methods are considered herein, as follows: 1) revisiting the sediment-water interface; 2) creating periodic shafts; or 3) employing the use of obligate anaerobic metabolism. Based on the material presented herein, an emended ichnospecific diagnosis is provided.
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| Science and technology studies | 0.001 | 0.000 |
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| Open science | 0.001 | 0.000 |
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| Insufficient payload (model declined to judge) | 0.001 | 0.000 |
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