Taphonomic bias in Cloudina distribution data from Siberia
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https://doi.org/10.3989/egeol.43590.559Keywords:
Cloudina, Anabarites, Taphonomy, Ediacaran, SiberiaAbstract
Cloudina-morph fossils in Siberia have been traditionally regarded as a taphonomic mode of Anabarites tests inserted one into another under specific hydrodynamic conditions. Clusters of telescoped conical tests are ubiquitous in the Kessyusa Group and coeval strata across Siberia and not all of them can be easily interpreted as a result of simple mechanical stacking. It remains to be confirmed whether any of these clusters actually represents a life association of a Cloudina-morph structure.
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