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      Ichnology, Invertebrate Ichnology, Coastal Dunes, Argentina
Environmental changes within a Neogene coastal dune system are recorded by endobenthic unioniform bivalves that lived in muddy or sandy interdune pond sediments. These bivalves were suspension-filter feeders that formed dense, almost... more
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      Ichnology, Invertebrate Ichnology, Coastal Dunes, Argentina
Eocene oceanic red beds that formed in a well-oxygenated setting at low sed-imentation rates below the calcite compensation depth are effectively barren of organic carbon in the present state. Recurrent distal low-erosive turbidites... more
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      Ichnology, Invertebrate Ichnology, Deep sea ecology, Organic Matter
The association of vertebrate remains and invertebrate traces, although less studied than other bioerosion traces, provides important paleoecological information. This report describes Cubiculum ornatum Roberts, Rogers, and Foreman 2007,... more
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      Invertebrate Ichnology, Vertebrate taphonomy
The Ediacaran–Fortunian ichnofauna from Central Brittany (NW France) is revised for the first time since the pioneering work by Lebesconte at the end of the 19th century. The study is based on fossils from the type-localities of the... more
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      Ichnology, Invertebrate Ichnology, Ediacaran, Cambrian
The mixed layer of modern oceans is a zone of fully homogenized sediment resulting from bioturbation. The mixed layer is host to complex biogeochemical cycles that directly impact ecosystem functioning, affecting ocean productivity and... more
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      Ichnology, Invertebrate Ichnology, Ediacaran, Cambrian
Tracks and trackways of a range of Pleistocene megafauna can be found in White Sands National Monument, New Mexico, U.S.A. These tracks occur is several forms, not all of which are visible and some of which are only intermittently visible... more
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      Archaeology, Paleontology, Biological Anthropology, Human Evolution
Isolated bone fragments are typically disregarded during the collection of vertebrate remains because of the apparent lack of useful taxonomic information, as compared to intact or articulated bones. The presence of isolated bone... more
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      Ichnology, Invertebrate Ichnology, Taphonomy, Dinosaur Paleontology
Shape is one of the characteristics most often used for the identification of ichnotaxa. Several studies have demonstrated the potential of geometric morphometrics in ichnology, in order to distinguish the nature of the tracers’... more
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      Geometric Morphometrics, Invertebrate Ichnology, Oaxaca, Paleogene
The Rockslide Formation (middle Cambrian, Drumian, Bolaspidella Zone) of the Mackenzie Mountains, northwestern Canada, hosts the Ravens Throat River Lagerstätte, which consists of two, 1-m thick intervals of greenish, thinly laminated,... more
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      Ichnology, Invertebrate Ichnology, Food web ecology, Trilobites
Edward Hitchcock was one of the most influential 19 th century ichnologists. In a career that lasted nearly three decades, he established 31 invertebrate ichnogenera for Early Jurassic traces from the Hartford and Deerfield Basins of... more
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      Paleontology, Invertebrate Ichnology, History of Science
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      Geology, Invertebrate Ichnology, Museum Education, Education science outreach
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      Ichnology, Invertebrate Ichnology
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      Ichnology, Invertebrate Ichnology
Five types of coprolites, represented by 40 specimens from the Cambrian (Series 2-3) Burgess Shale-type deposits in the Pioche Shale of Nevada and the Spence Shale of Utah, are described. They are preserved in finely laminated deep-water... more
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      Ichnology, Invertebrate Ichnology, Coprolite analysis, Cambrian
A new study of the ichnotaxonomy and palaeoecology of the Late Pennsylvanian San Giorgio Basin’s trace fossils was carried out. The tetrapod tracks were attributed to Batrachichnus salamandroides and to indet. tracks with a possible small... more
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      Evolutionary Biology, Paleobiology, Systematics (Taxonomy), Geology
First evidence of trace fossil Osculichnus sp in Mexico and Mesozoic strata.
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      Paleontology, Invertebrate Ichnology, Vertebrate Ichnology, Cretaceous life
Organism-substrate interactions and their products – biogenic structures – are important biosignatures on Earth. This study discusses the application of ichnology – the study of organism-substrate interactions – to the search for present... more
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      Paleobiology, Paleontology, Ichnology, Invertebrate Ichnology
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A single bedding surface was identified along the roadside close to an important road junction at Tansikht and north of Zagora in southern Morocco. This bedding plane has concomitant interference ripples and distinct horseshoe shaped... more
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      Ethology, Ichnology, Invertebrate Ichnology, Morocco