Early Permian diadectomorph tetrapod footprints from the Bromacker locality (Thuringia, Germany) in the National Museum Prague

Q3 Earth and Planetary Sciences

Fossil Imprint Pub Date : 2023-01-01 DOI:10.37520/fi.2023.001

Gabriela Calábková, Boris Ekrt, Sebastian Voigt

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Abstract

The Bromacker locality in Thuringia, Germany is world famous for its exceptionally well-preserved early Permian tetrapod footprints. In this paper, we provide the first detailed description of the Bromacker specimen with diadectomorph footprints that was donated to the National Museum Prague in 1916. The specimen shows more than 80 footprints of six trackways and several incomplete step cycles of different morphological qualities assigned to the ichnotaxon Ichniotherium sphaerodactylum. Apart from its paleoichnological value, the slab is of historic interest as it fits into a long period of about five decades (1908 to 1954) from which there is almost no information on fossil discoveries at the locality.

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布拉格国家博物馆的早二叠纪二进型四足动物足迹，来自布罗马克地区(德国图林根)

德国图林根州的布罗马克地区以其保存完好的二叠纪早期四足动物足迹而闻名于世。在这篇论文中，我们首次详细描述了1916年捐赠给布拉格国家博物馆的带有双足兽脚印的布罗马克标本。该标本显示了6条不同形态特征的足迹和几个不完整的步回，共80多个脚印，归属于石龙鱼分类群。除了具有古代学价值外，这块石板还具有历史价值，因为它符合大约五十年的漫长时期(1908年至1954年)，而在这段时间里，当地几乎没有发现化石的信息。

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Fossil Imprint Earth and Planetary Sciences-Stratigraphy

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