💡 Words with a Similar Meaning to "Graphoglytid"
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| Word | Definition |
|---|---|
| graphoglyptidnoun | (paleontology) A trace fossil in the form of a horizontal wriggly burrow found in deep water. |
| ichnotaxobasenoun | A morphological feature of a trace fossil that can be used in classification |
| scolitenoun | A fossil worm or its trace. |
| ichnocoenosisnoun | A trace fossil assemblage, the progenitors of which all belonged to the same faunal community. |
| body fossilnoun | A fossil containing part of an organism's body, as opposed to a trace fossil. |
| ichnofossilnoun | (paleontology) A trace fossil; a fossil record that preserves some activity of an organism, but no part of the organism itself. |
| pseudofossilnoun | Any object, marking or impression that resembles a fossil but whose origin is non-biological. |
| subfossilnoun | (paleontology) A partially fossilized organism. |
| megafossilnoun | A relatively large fossil showing the structure of an organism. |
| stratinomynoun | The description of the orientation of trace fossils in relation to rock strata |
| ichnogenusnoun | (paleontology) Any genus known only from trace fossils, such as footprints, coprolites or nests. |
| gryphitenoun | (paleontology, archaic) A shell of the genus Gryphaea. |
| phytoclastnoun | A microscopic plant fragment present in the fossil record. |
| subtroglophilenoun | Any organism that lives in caves for part of the time |
| zoophytolithnoun | A zoophyte fossil |
| helminthitenoun | (archaic, geology) A winding track on the surface of many stones, said to be fossilised worm trails. |
| eigenshapenoun | A standard outline that is used in the morphometric analysis of microfossils |
| ichnoassemblagenoun | An assemblage of ichnofossils |
| arboreomorphnoun | A fossil of, or in the form of a tree |
| rhizoconcretionnoun | The fossilized form of a tree root. |
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