Vol. 60 No. 1 (2010): Advances in marine ichnology

Published: 2010-03-10

Articles

Advances in marine ichnology – Foreword

Alfred Uchman, Andrew K. Rindsberg

1–2
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Da Vinci’s Paleodictyon: the fractal beauty of traces

Andrea Baucon

3–17
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Patterns of occurrence and distribution of crustacean ichnofossils in the Lower Jurassic–Upper Cretaceous of Atlantic occidental margin basins, Portugal

Carlos Neto De Carvalho, Nuno P.C. Rodrigues, Pedro A. Viegas, Andrea Baucon, Vanda F. Santos

19–28
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Kiss of death of a hunting fish: trace fossil Osculichnus labialis igen. et isp. nov. from late Eocene – early Oligocene prodelta sediments of theMezardere Formation, Thrace Basin, NWTurkey

Huriye Demircan, Alfred Uchman

29–38
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Unusual preservation of Ophiomorpha in middle Miocene rocks ofWadi Zablah, east Matruh area, northwestern Egypt

Mohammed Gameil, Shereef Sadek

39–44
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Sedimentary facies, ichnofossils and storm deposits in the Lower Permian Taiyuan Formation, Jiaozuo city, Henan Province, central China

Bin Hu, Huibo Song, Shunxi Liu, Lu Zhang

45–52
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Ichnocoenoses in the Oligocene to Miocene foredeep basins (Northern Apennines, central Italy) and their relation to turbidite deposition

Paolo Monaco, Marco Milighetti, Alessio Checconi

53–70
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Trace fossils accompanying possible “Ediacaran organisms” in the Middle Cambrian sediments of the St. Petersburg Region, Russia

Nikolai M. Natalin, Radek Mikulas, Andrei V. Dronov

71–75
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Eocene graphoglyptids from shallow-marine, highenergy, organic-rich, and bioturbated turbidites, Fuegian Andes, Argentina

Eduardo B. Olivero, Maria I. Lopez C., Norberto Malumian, Pablo J. Torres Carbonell

77–91
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Ichnological record of the activity of Anthozoa in the early Cambrian succession of the Upper Silesian Block (southern Poland)

Jolanta Paczesna

93–103
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Three-dimensionally integrated trace fossils from shallow-marine deposits in the Lower Cretaceous of the Neuquén Basin (Argentina): Hillichnus agrioensis isp. nov.

Pablo Jose Pazos, Diana Elizabeth Fernandez

105–118
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The trace fossil Rusophycus versans from the Furongian (Upper Cambrian) of central Poland – an example of behavioural convergence amongst arthropods

Grzegorz Sadlok, Marcin Machalski

119–123
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Deep-sea ichnology: Observations in modern sediments to interpret fossil counterparts

Andreas Wetzel

125–138