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Substrate control in track registration and preservation:insights across the Triassic—Jurassic boundary in southern Africa

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Journal of Palaeogeography 2024年第2期13卷 351-371页

作者： Loyce Mpangala Miengah Abrahams Emese M.Bordy Department of Geological Sciences University of Cape TownCape TownSouth Africa

tracks registration is influenced by the dynamic interplay between the pedal anatomy of the trackmaker,its behaviour,and the substrate conditions it interacts *** in substrate conditions,especially those linked to grain size and moisture content,often result in the most dramatic variations in track *** the upper Stormberg Group,main Karoo Basin of southern Africa,diverse trace fossils,primarily comprising Late Triassic—Early Jurassic dinosaur tracks,are *** studies have extensively documented individual ichnosites,investigating variations between sites over time,with recent studies suggesting that track abundance and anatomical fidelity increase *** the well-established link between substrate and track morphology,past studies have not specifically focused on substrate conditions,often emphasizing macro-sedimentary features ***,we examine the micro-sedimentary features of track-bearing units in the upper Stormberg Group using petrographic techniques to better understand the palaeosubstrate and its effect on fossil track registration and *** analysis revealed that very fine-grained sandstones and substrates modified by microbial activity tend to preserve tracks with greater abundance and/or higher anatomical ***,the prevalence of very fine-grained and microbially modified strata,and their associated track trends increases in younger stratigraphic *** the Triassic—Jurassic boundary in southern Africa,a boom in dinosaur track abundances is observed and credited to the proliferation of dinosaur populations during the Early *** findings,however,suggest that the observed local increase in track abundance(and anatomical fidelity)up-stratigraphy may be linked to substrate composition differences,which were ultimately controlled by large-scale changes in the palaeoenvironment from high-energy meandering fluvial to lower-energy aeolian-lacustrine settings in the L

关键词： dinosaur tracks Footprint anatomical fidelity Micro-sedimentary features Substrate conditions Track registration Palaeoenvironmental context

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An Important Ornithischian tracksite in the Early Jurassic of the Shenmu Region,Shaanxi,China

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Acta Geologica Sinica(English Edition) 2012年第1期86卷 1-10页

作者： LI Jianjun Martin G.LOCKLEY ZHANG Yuguang HU Songmei MATSUKAWA Masaki BAI Zhiqiang Beijing Museum of Natural History Beijing 100050China dinosaur tracks Museum CB 172University of Colorado at DenverColorado80217-3364 USA Archaeological Research Institute of Shaanxi Province Xi'anShaanxi 710054China Department of Environmental Sciences Tokyo Gakugei UniversityKoganeiTokyo 184-8501Japan School of Earth and Space Sciences Peking UniversityBeo'ing 100871China

A large track site with multiple, well-preserved trackways of an Early Jurassic quadrupedal ornithischian dinosaur is the first report of Moyenisauripus-like trackways from Asia, herein named Shenmuichnus youngteilhardorum. The tracks occur in a clastic fluvial sequence in the Fuxian Formation in Shenmu County, Shaanxi Province, which is in the same general region as the discovery site of Sinoichnites, the first dinosaur track reported from China. Based on size and morphology, it is likely that Sinoichnites, which is now lost, also represents an ornithischian. The Shenmuichnus youngteilhardorum trackways show two modes of preservation： the first representing deeper tracks, with sediment rims, results in Deltapodus-like tracks, with indistinct pes digit traces and sub-circular manus traces, the second produces Moyenosauripus-like tracks, with clear tridactyl and pentadactyl digit traces in the pes and manus respectively. Thus the Shenmu trackways play a key role in resolving globally significant ichnotaxonomic problems surrounding the nomenclature of Sinoichnites, Moyenosauripus, Deltapodus and other named （Ravatichnus） and unnamed trackways from Asia, Africa and Europe. In addition they shed important light on the paleogeographical and paleoecological distribution of quadrupedal ornithischians in the Early Mesozoic. The track site has been the focus of a major excavation to transfer the trackways from their original remote location to the new Shenmu Museum, in Shenmu City. Other tracksites in the area which reveal Anomoepus, Grallator and the Deltapodus morphotype, together with Shenmuichnus and plant fossil evidence, suggest an Early Jurassic age for the tracksite.

关键词： dinosaur tracks Early Jurasic Shenmu Shaanxi

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