Middle devonian trace fossils from the onondaga formation, delaware water gap national recreation area, new jersey
Document Type
Article
Publication Date
12-1-2008
Abstract
Middle Devonian marine deposits of medium-to dark-gray calcisilts and clayey limestones of the Onondaga Formation, Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area, have yielded the trace fossils Nereites missouriensis, Psammichnites isp., as well as a trace fossil resembling Psammichnites. Both forms represent largely horizontal to slightly inclined deposit feeding strategies occurring in relatively low-energy, well-oxygenated, moderately deep marine waters with moderate sediment influx.
Publication Title
Northeastern Geology and Environmental Sciences
First Page Number
348
Last Page Number
353
Recommended Citation
Metz, Robert, "Middle devonian trace fossils from the onondaga formation, delaware water gap national recreation area, new jersey" (2008). Kean Publications. 2448.
https://digitalcommons.kean.edu/keanpublications/2448