..., with sizes over 1 mm in section, is not only time-consuming but also requires training and experience to discriminate between particular void types. In order to reduce data acquisition time and, more importantly, prevent overestimations of bioerosional surface areas, we have visually distinguished four...

... E ( 2020 ) Episkeletozoans and bioerosional ichnotaxa on isolated bones of late cretaceous mosasaurs and cheloniid turtles from the Maastricht area, the Netherlands . Geologos 26 . Jagt JWM...

... The bioerosional trace fossil Trypanites sozialis Eisenack, 1934 is the most common macroboring in the Ordovician of Estonia (Knaust et al. in press). It occurs widely in hardgrounds and diverse biogenic substrates like bryozoans, corals, stromatoporoids, and brachiopods ( Orviku 1940 ; Vinn et al. 2015...

... , Microbial assemblages of the bioerosional “notch” along tropical limestone coasts : Algological Studies , v. 83 , p. 469 – 482 . Salamon, M.A., Gorzelak, P., Niedźwiedzki...

... the abundance and morphological diversity of bioerosional structures in lacustrine chitinous microfossils from temperate glacial lakes. Our material originated from late Pleistocene and Holocene sediments of three glacial lakes situated in the Bohemian Forest, Czech Republic. We focused on two microfossil size...

... intensities and higher diversity of bioerosional traces in the shallow epicontinental seas of the Late Ordovician. The discovery of Petroxestes in the Sandbian of Estonia supports the idea that there was an earliest Late Ordovician peak in the diversification of borings in Baltica. It is possible...

... analysis are reported for the following categories of skeleton damages: fragmentation (F), abrasion (A), bioerosion (B) and encrustation (E). Fragmentation and abrasion were defined as mechanical or physical processes, whereas bioerosional features and encrustation were considered as the result...

..., Asteroidea) and associated ichnofossils from Liessel, province of Noord-Brabant, the Netherlands : Netherlands Journal of Geosciences , v. 88 , p. 127 – 131 . Jagt J.W.M. , Neumann C. , and Donovan S.K. , 2009 , Petroxestes altera , a new bioerosional trace fossil from...

... ). Bioerosion of hard substrates in Ordovician deposits of Baltica has been studied by several authors (Ekdale & Bromley, 2001 ; Vinn & Wilson, 2010 ; Vinn, Wilson & Mõtus, 2014 ). However, macroscopic bioerosional ichnofossils from Cambrian deposits of Baltica...

...-computed tomography (Micro-CT) has been established as a non-destructive method to analyze bioerosional features, allowing a detailed understanding of complex endolithic structures and formation patterns in three-dimensions in various substrates (e.g., Schönberg and Shields 2008 ; Tapanila 2008b...

... tunnels by feeding zooids of colonial ctenostome bryozoans. These traces occur in large numbers on the attached oyster shells. Other small-sized bioerosional traces comprise diminutive, cylindrical, more-or-less branching borings with openings on the surface, referable to the ichnogenus Talpina...