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Line 82: ==History== Early paleontologists originally classified many burrow fossils as the remains of marine algae, as is apparent in ichnogenera named with the -phycus suffix. [[Alfred Gabriel Nathorst]] and J. F. James both controversially challenged this incorrect classification, suggesting the reinterpretation of many "algae" as marine invertebrate trace fossils.<ref name="TreatiseSupp1">{{~~cite~~Cite book\|isbn=9780813730271\|~~978~~title= Miscellanea: Supplement 1, Trace Fossils and Problematica \| last1= Häntzschel \| first1= Walter \| editor1-~~0813730271~~last = Moore \| editor1-first= Raymond C. \| year= {{{year\| 1975 }}} \| publisher= Geological Society of America \| series= Treatise on Invertebrate Paleontology}}</ref> ==See also==

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