The deep-marine environment is a complex setting in which numerous processes—settling
of pelagic and hemipelagic particles in the water column, sediment gravity flows (downslope …

Paleoceanographic studies of abyssal bottom currents are often complicated by low current
speeds and sedimentation rates, resulting in sediment condensation or erosion. However …

The geographic distribution of a species is shaped by its biology and by environmental and
palaeogeographic factors that interact at different spatial-temporal scales, which leads to …

Macaronichnus is a key trace fossil in palaeoceanographic, palaeoclimatic, and petroleum
exploration research. Small ichnosubspecies such as Macaronichnus segregatis segregatis …

Ichnological research has generally assumed that abyssal plains are dominated by
quiescent, homogenous environmental conditions. Thus, deep-sea trace fossil assemblage …

The city of Fez in northern Morocco is situated on northeastern parts of the Saïs Plain, an
alluvial basin. It is spreading southwesterly onto Pleistocene sediments consisting primarily …

The evolution of gateways determines variations in palaeoenvironmental (ecological and
depositional) conditions affecting tracemaker communities, and hence biogenic structures …

Sea straits are elongated zones where geographical constriction can amplify marine
currents. Sediment deposits that formed in sea straits are relatively well studied and robust …

Abstract The Lower Jurassic Cook Formation reservoir is a hydrocarbon-prolific unit that
produces from several fields in the northern North Sea. For 40 years this formation has been …

The crypto diversity in Anthozoa is a fact to be searched for and a new challenge in marine
research. There is still a high number of new species and taxa of Paramuriceidae to be …