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Vertebrate Ichnology
◆JpGU2025 セール開催中！：2025年6月30日(月)ご注文分まで
※上記表示の販売価格は割引適用後の価格です 出版済み 3-5週間でお届けいたします。 Tetrapod Tracks and Trackways Author: Spencer G Lucas, Adrian Hunt P, Hendrik Klein Publisher: Elsevier ISBN: 9780443138379 Cover: PAPERBACK Date: 2024年12月 DESCRIPTION Vertebrate Ichnology: Introduction, History, Methodology and Devonian-Neogene Tetrapod Tracks is a complete review and analysis of vertebrate trace fossils, including how vertebrate trace fossils inform our understanding of major evolutionary events. It covers all aspects of the vertebrate trace fossil record including tetrapod footprints, fish traces and other trails, burrows, nests and more. Each record is reviewed by prominent experts with extensive illustrations and can be used as a tool to solve problems of vertebrate biochronology and biogeography. Megabiases in the record are identified, and trace fossils applied to analysis and the understanding of major events in the evolutionary history of vertebrates. This is a useful daily reference for paleontologists and geologists; and teaching professors or other researchers working in trace fossils and related fields, including university and graduate students. TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. Introduction Section 1. The ichnology of locomotion 2. Tetrapods (a) Terminology, methods, measurements, preservation (b) History of Study (c) Principal localities (d) Paleozoic ichnotaxa and their producers 1. Devonian 2. Carboniferous 3. Permian (e) Mesozoic ichnotaxa and their producers 1. Triassic 2. Jurassic 3. Cretaceous (f) Cenozoic ichnotaxa and their producers 1. Paleogene/Neogene 3. Fish (a) Terminology, methods, measurements 1. History of Study 2. Principal localities 3. Ichnotaxa Section 2. The ichnology of consumption 4. Regurgitalites (a) Terminology, methods, measurements (b) History of Study (c) Principal localities (d) Ichnotaxa 5. Consumulites (a) Terminology, methods, measurements (b) History of Study (c) Principal localities (d) Ichnotaxa 6. Coprolites (a) Terminology, methods, measurements (b) History of Study (c) Principal localities (d) Ichnotaxa 7. Gastroliths (a) Terminology, methods, measurements (b) History of Study (c) Principal localities (d) Records Section 3. The ichnology of habitation and reproduction 8. Vertebrate burrows (a) Terminology, methods, measurements (b) History of Study (c) Principal localities (d) Ichnotaxa 9. Nests (a) Terminology, methods, measurements (b) History of Study (c) Principal localities (d) Ichnotaxa 10. Ichnology of reproduction (e.g., tracks showing mating or display) (a) Terminology, methods, measurements (b) History of Study (c) Principal localities (d) Ichnotaxa Section 4. Synthesis (analyzes the vertebrate trace fossil record, its strengths and weakness and application to understanding vertebrate evolutionary history) 11. Megabiases in the fossil record of vertebrate traces 12. Ichnofacies 13. Ichnology and biochronology 14. Ichnology and biogeography 15. Traces and major evolutionary events in vertebrate history 16. Prospectus and issues in vertebrate ichnology
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