Tracks: Diplichnites cuithensis Briggs, Rolfe and Brannan

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Double colour image of red sandstone with two rows of dots and a hammer and sketch of a giant millipede

Tracks: Diplichnites cuithensis Briggs, Rolfe and Brannan, 2008. Upper Carboniferous. Tynemouth Creek coast, New Brunswick. New Brunswick Museum. Hammer for scale. Footprint trackways called Diplichnites cuithensis were made by the giant, metre-long ‘millipede’ Arthropleura. The trackway is about 30 cm wide.

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Tracks: Diplichnites cuithensis Briggs, Rolfe and Brannan