| The high trace fossil abundance but low diversity in the heavily bioturbated horizons points to a relatively restricted or stressed environment. |
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| This structure is more readily explained as an elongate, gently tapering body fossil, than as a trace fossil. |
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| Indeed, as we have seen, the lower boundary of the Cambrian is now defined by the occurrence of the burrow trace fossil, Trichophycus pedum. |
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| This trace fossil occurs in an early Holocene eolianite deposit on the island of San Salvador, Bahamas. |
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| In accordance, this trace fossil would be indicative of the surface soil horizon. |
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| Most freshwater river channels are characterised by an impoverished and distinctive trace fossil assemblage. |
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| Part of the confusion regarding this nomenclature arises from the common lack of connection between the trace fossil name and the name of its original trace maker. |
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| Here, quantitative trace fossil data is calibrated to sedimentologically defined environments of deposition. |
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| The complex and enigmatic trace fossil Zoophycos is recorded worldwide, from Cambrian to Holocene. |
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| The normal feeding and swimming behaviors indicated by the trace fossil indicate temporarily oxygenated benthic conditions in the deepest part of Fossil Lake, counter to most paleoecological interpretations of this deposit. |
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| Cheirotherium trace fossil, displayed in Oxford University Museum of Natural History. |
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| However, the identification of the pinnate branching trace fossil Dendrorhaphe isp. |
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| Few ichnological paradigms are better accepted than the brackish water model, which has been employed by trace fossil workers for over two decades. |
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| Isopodichnus in a trace fossil assemblage from the Old Red Sandstone. |
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| The Hartford Basin of western Massachusetts and Connecticut has been a productive vertebrate trace fossil region since the early Nineteenth Century. |
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| The trace fossil, Podichnus centrifugalis, is a series of small pits produced by the action of brachiopod pedicles as they attach and grow on a hard carbonate substrate. |
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| Trace fossil assemblages of deep-sea fan deposits, Gurnigel and Schlieren flysch. |
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