Fossil impressions of pectinariid tubes (Polychaeta) in Miocene sediments of the Sakhalin Island

@article{Gagaev2017FossilIO,
  title={Fossil impressions of pectinariid tubes (Polychaeta) in Miocene sediments of the Sakhalin Island},
  author={S. Yu. Gagaev},
  journal={Zoosystematica Rossica},
  year={2017},
  volume={26},
  pages={212-214}
}
  • S. Gagaev
  • Published 25 December 2017
  • Geology, Geography
  • Zoosystematica Rossica
The fossil impressions of tubes belonging to the bristle worms of the family Pectinariidae and probably the genus Pectinaria Savigny, 1818 was found at the coastal cliffs of the Tartar Strait (Southern Sakhalin) in deposits of the late Miocene Kurasi Formation. Rare mentions of findings of impressions of the polychaetes tubes perhaps may be explained by the fact that such impressions are misidentified as fossils of animals from other higher taxa. Some new data on the bionomics of the recent… 
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