File:VVP fossil tracks.png
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English: Fossil footprints from the VVP site.
(a) large macropodid tracks, identified in [12] as probably belonging to the extinct macropodid Protemnodon, illustrating deformational characteristics that give clues as to the paleoenvironment of the trackway surface; (b) diprotodontid pes print, identified in [12] as belonging to Diprotodon; (c) a diprotodontid pes print overprinting a vombatid trackway; (d) possible Thylacoleo prints, black arrows point to digital impressions; all scale bars equal 100 mm, yellow arrows point to marginal ridges, red arrows to ejecta and white arrows to adhesion ridges. |
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| Source | https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0052957 |
| Author | Aaron Bruce Camens, Stephen Paul Carey |
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