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Volume 34, Number 10
October 2019
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ISSN: 0883-1351
EISSN: 1938-5323
EARLIEST PETROXESTES BORINGS FROM SANDBIAN (EARLIEST LATE ORDOVICIAN) BRYOZOANS OF NORTHERN ESTONIA
OLEV VINN; MARK A. WILSON; URSULA TOOM
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BIOMARKER SIGNATURES IN TRIASSIC COPROLITES
RAMAN UMAMAHESWARAN; G.V.R. PRASAD; ARKA RUDRA; SURYENDU DUTTA
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BURROWS AND ICHNOFABRIC PRODUCED BY CENTIPEDES: MODERN AND ANCIENT EXAMPLES
DANIEL I. HEMBREE
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LACUSTRINE SYSTEMS IN THE EARLY MIOCENE OF NORTHERN SOUTH AMERICA—EVIDENCE FROM THE UPPER MAGDALENA VALLEY, COLOMBIA
FELIPE DE LA PARRA; DIEGO PINZON; GUILLERMO RODRIGUEZ; OMAR BEDOYA; ROGER BENSON
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A NEW TEICHICHNOID TRACE FOSSIL SYRINGOMORPHA CYPRENSIS FROM THE MIOCENE OF CYPRUS
OLMO MIGUEZ-SALAS; FRANCISCO J. RODRÍGUEZ-TOVAR; ALFRED UCHMAN
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    COVER EXPLANATION.—The centipede Scolopendra polmorpha and its biogenic structures. Top left: Scolopendra entering the sediment. Top right: Scolopendra excavating and backfilling a tunnel below the surface. Middle left: Scolopendra turning around below the sediment surface in a U-shaped burrow. Middle right: Series of actively to passively filled U- and Y-shaped burrows produced by Scolopendra in layered sediment. Bottom: Cast of a series of interconnected U-shaped burrows produced by Scolopendra.

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