Recent development of fluvial facies models has been due to improved description of
natural river and floodplain processes and deposits using:(1) ground-penetrating radar …

This paper sets out a philosophical approach to ichnological (trace fossil) analysis, which
focuses on the interpretation of trace fossils as sedimentary structures rather than as …

Ichnology is the study of traces created in the substrate by living organisms. This is the first
book to systematically cover basic concepts and applications in both paleobiology and …

This book provides readers with a well-balanced blend of high-quality photographs, figures
and accompanying texts on the identification of trace fossils, both in core and in outcrop …

Sedimentary rocks contain the most important archive of environmental change through
earth history. They record changing climates, the movement of plates, and the rise and fall of …

This textbook outlines the physical, chemical, and biologic properties of the major
sedimentary rocks, as revealed by petrographic microscopy, geochemical techniques, and …

Analyses of deltaic facies successions highlight recurring ichnological patterns that reflect a
variety of physicochemical stresses imposed upon infaunal organisms by the interaction of …

Different modes of preservation of root traces (rhizoliths) provide information on soil-
moisture regimes in alluvial paleosols in the Paleogene Fort Union and Willwood formations …

Rivers that receive significant amounts of their surface water supply from monsoon
precipitation characteristically experience seasonal floods, and display seasonally highly …

The ichnofacies paradigm has evolved over a six-decade period since its original inception
by Dolf Seilacher. It is a multidimensional framework underpinned by recurring, facies …