A redescription of the ichnospecies Koreanaornis anhuiensis(Aves) from the Lower Cretaceous Qiuzhuang Formation at Mingguang city, Anhui Province, China
作者：Li-Da Xing,Yuan-Chao Hu,Jian-Dong Huang,Qing He,Martin G.Lockley,Michael E.Burns,Jun Fang
摘要：The Cretaceous bird trackway originally labeled Aquatilavipes anhuiensis, in 1994, had previously been examined, photographed and replicated, but never described or illustrated in detail. However, it has been part of a widening discussion about the distribution of Aquatilavipes and Koreanaornis in China(and Korea). Here we illustrate and formally describe the holotype in detail and assign it to Koreanaornis(Koreanaornis anhuiensis) as informally proposed by previous authors. We also demonstrate that most authenticated reports of Koreanaornis, including the Anhui occurrence, are from the Lower Cretaceous, not from the Upper Cretaceous as previously reported.
發文機構：State Key Laboratory of Biogeology and Environmental Geology School of Earth Sciences and Resources State Key Laboratory of Palaeobiology and Stratigraphy Anhui Geological Museum School of Resources and Environmental Engineering Dinosaur Trackers Research Group Department of Biology
關鍵詞：LowerCRETACEOUSIchnospeciesKoreanaornisAquatilavipesQiuzhuangFORMATIONANHUIProvince
分類號： P[天文地球]
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