Recent work has focused on erecting new Seilacherian ichnofacies for depositional
environments subject to recurring temporal and spatial variations in physico-chemical stress …

Trace fossils are the preserved remains of burrows, tracks, trails, nests, borings, or any other
record of the behavioral interaction between an organism and a substrate. This chapter …

ABSTRACT A large brachyuran, the blue land crab (Cardisoma guanhumi) is a keystone
species and a prolific burrower in a variety of low-latitude supratidal habitats; however, few …

Велика кількість різноманітних слідів хребетних залишається на пляжних, еолових
(площинах дефляції) та лагунних поверхнях уздовж північно-західного чорноморського …

A case study in unconsolidated carbonates on San Salvador Island, The Bahamas, utilized
high-frequency (800 MHz) georadar imaging to augment existing methodologies (burrow …

Ground-penetrating radar (GPR) has a wide range of applications, from geologic mapping to
concrete inspection. A recently emerging GPR application is deployment in biological …

Interaction of windblown sand with maritime vegetation, either as dune migration or episodic
grain transport is a common phenomenon along many sandy coasts. Vegetation introduces …

Whereas soils in semiarid environments have received considerable attention, specific
biogenic structures produced by the plants and animals that inhabit them are less well …

Identification and mapping of small-scale physical and biogenic structures in sand has been
a challenge to sedimentologists and ichnologists. Under natural conditions, biogenic activity …

Neoichnological research of terrestrial tracemakers in coastal settings provides important
palaeoenvironmental information about their context within the subaerial facies. Here we …