Deep-Water Incised Valley Deposits at the Ediacaran-Cambrian Boundary in Southern Namibia Contain Abundant Treptichnus Pedum
Document Type
Journal Article
Role
Author
Standard Number
1938-5323
Journal Title
Palaios
Volume
27
First Page
252
Last Page
273
Publication Date
2012
Abstract
This was a very long, peer-reviewed research paper based on field work I performed in Namibia in 2006. During this field season, we discovered the richest trove of fossilized burrows from early animals that have ever been described. In this paper, I led a team to analyze the environment these burrows were found in, and the burrows themselves, in order to see what we can learn about the animals that made these early burrows; including their identity and environmental tolerance.
Repository Citation
Wilson, Jonathan P., et al. "Deep-water incised valley deposits at the ediacaran-cambrian boundary in southern Namibia contain abundant treptichnus pedum." Palaios 27.4 (2012): 252-273.