Reliable chronology is crucial for reconstructing delta processes. The past decades
witnessed a boost of dating works on the most economically influential large deltas (ie …

Taxonomy is a dynamic and evolving scientific field in biological and paleontological
research, which describes and systematises species and other taxa and thus lays the …

Abstract The Eifelian-aged Hangman Sandstone Formation of southwest England is a unit of
the 'Old Red Sandstone'that has traditionally been considered relatively barren of trace …

Intertidal environments are highly dynamic and exhibit both regular and periodic fluctuations
in environmental parameters. The interplay of these parameters controls the distribution and …

Research on the ichnology of brackish‐water environments began in the 1930s and has led
to the identification of predictable infaunal patterns. Brackish‐water deposits …

Because almost all marine trace fossils were produced in underwater settings such as
shoreface, offshore, continental shelf, slope, trench, and abyssal plain, investigating their …

In the deep sea, interactions between benthic fauna and seafloor sediment primarily occur
through bioturbation that can be preserved as traces (ie lebensspuren). Lebensspuren are …

The evolution of gateways determines variations in palaeoenvironmental (ecological and
depositional) conditions affecting tracemaker communities, and hence biogenic structures …

Neoichnological studies are temporally appropriate for environmental geoscience and can
provide baseline data on ecosystem health prior to human activity. Neoichnological …

In the deep-sea, the interaction between benthic fauna and substrate mainly occurs through
bioturbational processes which can be preserved as traces (ie, lebensspuren) …