撒丁岛西北部三叠纪中期的四足目足迹（意大利努拉地区）

IF 1 4区地球科学 Q4 GEOSCIENCES, MULTIDISCIPLINARY

Italian Journal of Geosciences Pub Date : 2020-06-01 DOI:10.3301/ijg.2020.07

P. Citton, A. Ronchi, U. Nicosia, Eva Sacchi, S. Maganuco, A. Cipriani, Giulia Innamorati, C. Zuccari, Fabio Manucci, M. Romano

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摘要

我们在这里报告了来自Nurra地区(意大利撒丁岛西北部)三叠纪的第一批四足动物足迹。这些标本是在卡波卡西亚角北部沿海地区用来建造季节性露营围栏的砂岩块上发现的。岩性和岩石学特征表明，这些带径迹的块体属于Anisian(中三叠统)Arenarie di Cala Viola (Buntsandstein)的中上段。足迹归属于早三叠世晚期和中三叠世欧美地区常见的两个鱼类群——Rhynchosauroides和Rotodactylus，文献中通常分别将其称为新鲤科动物和祖龙的生产者。

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Tetrapod tracks from the Middle Triassic of NW Sardinia (Nurra region, Italy)

We report here on the first tetrapod tracks from the Triassic of the Nurra region (north-western Sardinia, Italy). The specimens were found on sandstone blocks used to build a fence limiting a seasonal camping, in the coastal area north of Capo Caccia promontory. Lithologic and petrographic features allowed an assignment of the track-bearing blocks to the middle-upper portion of the Anisian (Middle Triassic) Arenarie di Cala Viola (Buntsandstein). Footprints are attributed to the ichnotaxa Rhynchosauroides and Rotodactylus, two common ichnotaxa of late Early Triassic and Middle Triassic ichnofaunas of Europe and United States, commonly referred in the literature to neodiapsid and archosaur producers, respectively.

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Italian Journal of Geosciences GEOSCIENCES, MULTIDISCIPLINARY-

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2.90

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>12 weeks

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