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Tursia—A New Ichnogenus from Pleistocene Shallow Water Settings in Southern Italy

Abstract Tursia flabelliformisigen. et isp. nov. is described from the lower Pleistocene Argille Subappennine Formation near Tursi, southern Italy. The trace fossil occurs in protected sandy shoreface sediments and is associated with abundantBichordites. Tursia is a vertical fan-shaped spreite structure that is interpreted as the feeding trace of a deep infaunal deposit-feeding organism, either bivalve or “worm.”