Aviadactyla Kordos, 1985
JUNIOR SYNONYM(S): Carpathipeda
DESCRIPTION: A small to medium-sized incumbent anisodactyl track (digits II–IV). Digits can be slender and they taper distally. Distinct, slender claw impressions can be present but usually without. Digital pads are only lightly impressed if that. Digit III is less than 25% longer than digits II and IV. Angle of divarication between digits II–IV is greater than 95 degrees. Digits converge proximally but usually do not connect. Metatarsal pad or webbing between digits is absent.
BEHAVIOR(S): Repichnia
ENVIRONMENTAL SETTINGS: Water-margin environments
POSSIBLE TRACEMAKERS: Shore-line birds
GEOLOGIC RANGE: Eocene to Miocene
ADDITIONAL REFERENCES: Emended by Sarjeant and Reynolds, 2001