Paleontological content (both trace fossils and microfossils) of two outcrops of the Puente de
Pascua Formation (Late Pleistocene, Salado Basin, northeastern Buenos Aires, Argentina) …

Muddy coasts downdrift of large river mouths trap fine-grained sediments supplied from
these rivers and have provided important settlement sites for prehistoric people, although …

During times of lowered sea level, Mekong River and Red River incised valleys into the
ancient coastal plains of the exposed shelves of the western South China Sea. The …

The east coast of the Indochinese Peninsula is a well-known transition zone from subtropical
to tropical systems, yet only a small number of studies have been conducted on the …

Computed tomography (CT) is a relatively new technique in ichnofossil analysis, which
permits superior identification of individual trace fossils, their morphology, infill, tiering …

The Buda Formation is a coccolith-rich carbonate unit deposited in lagoonal waters of the
Comanche Shelf during the early Cenomanian. This unit constitutes a long-lived …

Taxonomy of the genus Rhinogobius was investigated for the first time in Central Vietnam.
Five species occurring in this region can be distinguished by shape of their head, number of …

Oblongichnus vulpesi n. isp. is herein described as amygdaloid, oval or cleft-shaped
burrows with a lining of variable thickness and an oblong to quadrangular elongated shaft …

In this study, adsorption isotherm experiments were used to study ammonium adsorption by
surface bed sediments in the Loughor Estuary, South Wales. The findings indicated that the …

The role of trace fossils has changed tremendously during the last decades, from “objects
that were treated in standard palaeontology textbooks, at best, under “Miscellanea”, together …