| Kimberichnus Temporal range: Same time range as its maker,
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Trace fossil classification 
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| Ichnogenus: | †Kimberichnus Ivantsov, 2013 |
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| †Kimberichnus terruzi | |
Kimberichnus is an ichnofossil associated with the early bilaterian Kimberella.[1][2] It is known mostly from shallow marine Ediacaran sediments, often occurring alongside its producer.[3] Kimberichnus often occurs in Russia and South Australia, where it is most abundant in the shape of multiple arcuate sets of ridges with fan-shaped arrangements.[2][4]
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