Sauropod manus and pes prints with impressions of integument from the Ravenscar Group (Middle Jurassic) of Whitby, Yorkshire, England

IF 1.2 4区地球科学 Q2 Earth and Planetary Sciences Proceedings of the Geologists Association Pub Date : 2024-04-01 DOI:10.1016/j.pgeola.2024.02.003

David M. Martill , Roy E. Smith , Mike Romano

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Abstract

Well-defined manus and pes print couple, likely from a trackway attributable to a sauropod dinosaur are revealed on a fallen block of Ravenscar Group sandstones in a cliff fall at Whitby, Yorkshire, England. The pes print displays four, possibly five toes and thus closely resembles that of the ichnogenera Brontopodus and Parabrontopodus. They are here referred to Brontopodus cf. pentadactylus Kim and Lockley, 2012. Impressions of a scaled integument are present around parts of the pes. The prints were likely made by a sauropod with a hip height of between 1.92 m and 2.83 m.

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英国约克郡惠特比 Ravenscar 组（中侏罗世）出土的长脚类动物的颚和趾指纹及外皮印模

在英国约克郡惠特比一处悬崖坠落的雷文斯卡组砂岩上，发现了一对轮廓分明的颚和趾印，这很可能是一只蜥脚类恐龙的足迹。脚趾印显示了四个脚趾，也可能是五个脚趾，因此非常类似于Brontopodus和Parabrontopodus的脚印。它们在此被称为 Brontopodus cf. pentadactylus Kim 和 Lockley，2012 年。螯部周围有鳞片状的外皮。这些指纹很可能是臀部高度在 1.92 米至 2.83 米之间的蜥脚类动物所留下的。

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Proceedings of the Geologists Association 地学-地质学

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2.70

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6-12 weeks

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