1996
DOI: 10.1080/11035899609546256
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Class Psammocorallia (Coelenterata, Vendian‐Ordovician): Recognition, systematics, and distribution

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“…The three‐dimensional preservation is most likely to be facilitated by early diagenesis of sand in which the living organisms were rooted, so the cavity walls did not collapse after the holdfasts died off and when the sand was entering the cavity during casting (Gehling 1999; Serezhnikova 2005). The three‐dimensional preservation also characterizes ‘sand corals’ Nemiana Palij, 1976 and Tirasiana Palij, 1976, but here the living tissues could have been impregnated with the sediment in vivo (Seilacher & Goldring 1996).…”
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“…The three‐dimensional preservation is most likely to be facilitated by early diagenesis of sand in which the living organisms were rooted, so the cavity walls did not collapse after the holdfasts died off and when the sand was entering the cavity during casting (Gehling 1999; Serezhnikova 2005). The three‐dimensional preservation also characterizes ‘sand corals’ Nemiana Palij, 1976 and Tirasiana Palij, 1976, but here the living tissues could have been impregnated with the sediment in vivo (Seilacher & Goldring 1996).…”
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“…While the material observed herein dates from the Early Cambrian, it is possible that the stratigraphic range of Protolyellia extends both to earlier and subsequent times (see also Seilacher & Goldring 1996). However, a reassessment of several discoidal fossils is necessary in order to settle this question.…”
Section: Affinities and Evolution Of Protolyelliamentioning
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“…Seilacher 1992;Seilacher & Goldring 1996) that the upper surface of Protolyellia (as defined herein) was oriented uppermost in the life position. Seilacher 1992;Seilacher & Goldring 1996) that the upper surface of Protolyellia (as defined herein) was oriented uppermost in the life position.…”
Section: Life and Taphonomic Orientationmentioning
confidence: 96%
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