VARIATION IN BURROW-WALL MICROMORPHOLOGIES OF SELECT INTERTIDAL INVERTEBRATES ALONG THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST COAST, USA: BEHAVIORAL AND DIAGENETIC IMPLICATIONS

PLEISTOCENE WALRUS HERDS IN THE OLYMPIC PENINSULA AREA: TRACE-FOSSIL EVIDENCE OF PREDATION BY HYDRAULIC JETTING

Up-Estuary Variation of Sedimentary Facies and Ichnocoenoses in an Open-Mouthed, Macrotidal, Mixed-Energy Estuary, Gomso Bay, Korea

Modern Perspectives on the Teredolites Ichnofacies: Observations from Willapa Bay, Washington

Resin Cast of Modern Burrows Provides Analogs for Composite Trace Fossils

Variability in wave-dominated estuary sandstones: implications on subsurface reservoir development

Firmness Profiles Associated with Tidal-Creek Deposits: The Temporal Significance of Glossifungites Assemblages

The Significance of Pleistocene Psilonichnu . at Willapa Bay, Washington

Sedimentology of an upper-mesotidal (3.7 m) Holocene barrier, Willapa Bay, SW Washington, U.S.A

The ichnology of modern and Pleistocene brackish-water deposits at Willapa Bay, Washington; variability in estuarine settings

Evidence for eight great earthquake-subsidence events detected with ground-penetrating radar, Willapa barrier, Washington

Sudden, probably coseismic submergence of Holocene trees and grass in coastal Washington State

Discrimination between subtidal and intertidal facies in Pleistocene deposits, Willapa Bay, Washington

Stratification Types in Intertidal Sediment, Willapa Bay, Washington

Macaronichnus segregatis; a feeding structure of shallow marine polychaetes