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Are there any online sources for this trace fossil? I can not seem to find anything on it aside from mirrors of this page. The closest I can find is Astrea helianthoides which is a fossil coral. Are you sure this was not misspelled or synonymized to another taxon?

You also seem to have copied a lot of templates and subsections from other articles. I do not have access to Bromley (1970) but I notice that it's written in exactly the same way as in the Trace fossil article. Did you just copy paste it? Does it actually mention Helianthoides labyrinthica in it?

You used completely different sources in your earlier drafts of it at Wikipedia:Articles for creation. And it does not mention Helianthoides either, aside from specific names of the coral genera Astrea and Cyathophyllum. --  OBSIDIAN† SOUL 05:08, 29 October 2013 (UTC) reply

Ok it seems User:Stemonitis has clarified this. I'll probably just replace Bromley with other sources.--  OBSIDIAN† SOUL 10:08, 29 October 2013 (UTC) reply