Curran, 1985 (Ed.)

Biogenic structures: Their use in interpreting depositional environments

Curran, H. A.

DOI	/10.2110/pec.85.35
Year	1985
Publisher	Society of Economic Paleontologists and Mineralogists
Publisher place	Tulsa, Oklahoma
Journal	SEPM Special Publication
Volume	35
Pages	1-342
Type	book
Language	English
Id	49435

Keywords

Paleontology Trace fossils Firmground Cambrian trace fossils Poland

Libraries

Precambrian and Cambrian trace fossils Softground and firmground trace fossils, references Traces in shales Trace fossil Chondrites

Contents

Pages	Title	Author(s)
3-12	Trace fossils in a Jurassic eolianite, Entrada Sandstone, Utah, USA	Ekdale, A., Picard, M. D.
13-20	Interpretation of Bivalve Trace Fossils in Fluvial Beds of the Basal Catskill Formation (Late Devonian), Eastern U.S.A	Thoms, R. E., Berg, T. M.
151-165	Trace fossils from a Middle Cambrian deltaic sequence, north Spain	Legg, I. C.
167–176	Environmental control of trace fossil morphology	Knox, L. W., Miller, M. E.
211-223	Modern Algal Mats in Intertidal and Supratidal Quartz Sands, Northeastern Massachusetts, U.S.A.	Cameron, B., Cameron, D., Jones, J. R.
225-236	Tubes of modern polychaete Diopatra cuprea as current velocity indicators and as analogs for Skolithos-Monocraterion	Barwis, J. H.
237–259	The Glossifungites Ichnofacies: Modern examples from the Georgia coast Modern examples from the Georgia coast	Frey, R. W., Pemberton, S. G.
279-298	Trace Fossils and Depositional Environments of Upper Devonian Black Shales, East-Central Kentucky, U.S.A.	Jordan, D. W.
333-342	Trace Fossils and Mid-Cretaceous Anoxic Events in the Atlantic Ocean	Ekdale, A.

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