古网迹
古网迹(学名:Paleodictyon)是一类六边形(少数有四至八边形)的网孔状遗迹化石,[1]是地理分布最广泛、存续时间最长的遗迹类群之一,它们自寒武纪至现代均有发现,化石遍布七大洲,现存遗迹发现于太平洋和大西洋。[2][3][4][5]该遗迹属由Giuseppe Giovanni Antonio Meneghini首次描述于1850年,其造迹生物不明,但有若干种可能的假说。[1]
古网迹 化石时期:
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Paleodictyon imperfectum in Oligocene-Miocene sandrock | |
科学分类 | |
遗迹属: | 古网迹 Paleodictyon Meneghini, 1850 |
模式种 | |
Paleodictyon strozzii Meneghini, 1850
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古网迹最早发现于早寒武世,[5]生活在浅海环境中,后于早奥陶世迁移至深海。[6]早期的古网迹相对简单,后来逐渐变得规则,垂直出口最早在白垩纪出现。[5]
造迹生物
编辑古网迹最早被认为是藻类、海绵、珊瑚、苔藓虫或软体动物的遗迹,或认为其起源于鱼类的鳞片或两栖动物,也有学者认为它们与生物无关,而是因为泥裂或海水的波动及气泡等因素形成的,[1]但对现存遗迹的研究没有发现粪粒、介壳或DNA等。[7]
分类
编辑该遗迹属包含32个古遗迹种和2个现存遗迹种,另有若干物种未定的化石,[1]现存的两个分别是Paleodictyon nodosum和P. tripatens,[8]其中前者最早作为始新世的化石物种被描述,主要发现于太平洋和大西洋的大洋中脊系附近。[9]部分物种如下:[1]
- 富平古网迹 Paleodictyon fupingensis Yang, 1986
- 陕西古网迹 Paleodictyon shaanxiensis
- 思陶儿兹古网迹 Paleodictyon strozzi Meneghini, 1850
- 规则古网迹 Paleodictyon regulare (Sacco, 1888)
- 微型古网迹 Paleodictyon miocenicum Sacco, 1888
- 微小古网迹 Paleodictyon minimum Sacco, 1888
- 阿里古网迹 Paleodictyon ngariensis Yang et Song, 1985
- 大型古网迹 Paleodictyon majus Meneghini, 1850
- 喀尔巴阡古网迹 Paleodictyon carpathicum Matyaovszky, 1977
- 乌海古网迹 Paleodictyon (Megadictyon) wuhaiensis
- 不完整古网迹 Paleodictyon (Megadictyon) imperfactum Seilacher, 1977
- 拟不完全古网迹 Paleodictyon (Megadictyon) paraimperfactum Yang et Song, 1985
- 赵老峪古网迹 Paleodictyon (Megadictyon) zhaolaoyuensis
- Paleodictyon (Megadictyon) muelleri Kozur et al., 1996
- Paleodictyon gomezi Azpeitia Moros, 1933
- Paleodictyon italcum Vyalov et Golev, 1965
- Paleodictyon tenue Koriba et. Miki, 1939
参考资料
编辑- ^ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 杨式溥; 张建平; 杨美芳. 中国遗迹化石. 科学出版社. 2004: 179–186.
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- ^ Durden, J. M.; Simon-Lledo, E.; Gooday, A. J.; Jones, D. O. Abundance and morphology of Paleodictyon nodosum, observed at the Clarion-Clipperton Zone. Marine biodiversity. 2017, 47: 265–269.
- ^ Rona, Peter A.; Seilacher, Adolf; de Vargas, Colomban; Gooday, Andrew J.; Bernhard, Joan M.; Bowser, Sam; Vetriani, Costantino; Wirsen, Carl O.; Mullineaux, Lauren; Sherrell, Robert; Frederick Grassle, J. Paleodictyon nodosum: A living fossil on the deep-sea floor. Deep Sea Research Part II: Topical Studies in Oceanography. September 2009, 56 (19–20): 1700–1712 [2023-09-01]. Bibcode:2009DSRII..56.1700R. doi:10.1016/j.dsr2.2009.05.015. (原始内容存档于2022-06-19) (英语).
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