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Phycosiphon is an ichnogenus of trace fossil. The first recorded fossil was found in Scunthorpe, United Kingdom.
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base, but not necessarily below storm wave base Zoophycos Zoophycos, Phycosiphon, Chondrites Marine softground, impure sands and silts Deeper water, bottom
Gordia Gyrophyllites Halopoa Lockeia Monomorphichnus Nereites Phycodes Phycosiphon Planolites Protovirgularia Rusophycus Sagittichnus Scolicia Taenidium
Insects (Orthoptera and Hemiptera) Semiaquatic and non-aquatic Beetles. Phycosiphon P. isp. Fodinichnia Irregularly meandering burrows Vermiform Animals
very fine-grained sandstone beds are often bioturbated by an ichnogenus Phycosiphon. Toarcian turnover Toarcian formations Fernie Formation, Alberta and
and non-aquatic Beetles. Freshwater/brackish burrow-like ichnofossils. Phycosiphon P. isp. Fodinichnia Irregularly meandering burrows Vermiform Animals
indeterminate Lingulichnus indeterminate Palaeophycus P. hebrati P. tekularis Phycosiphon indeterminate Planolites P. beverlexensis P. montanus Protichnites indeterminate
Formation contains the following trace fossils: Zoophycos, Chondrites, Phycosiphon, Nereites missouriensis, Lockeiasiliquaria, Parataenidium, Ophiomorpha
