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    Volume 13, Number 5
    1 October 1998
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    Other| October 01, 1998

    Ichnology of rhythmically bedded Demopolis Chalk (Upper Cretaceous, Alabama); implications for paleoenvironment, depositional cycle origins, and tracemaker behavior

    Robert E. Locklair
    Robert E. Locklair
    Auburn University, Department of Geology, Auburn, AL, United States
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    PALAIOS (1998) 13 (5): 423-436.
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    Robert E. Locklair, Charles E. Savrda; Ichnology of rhythmically bedded Demopolis Chalk (Upper Cretaceous, Alabama); implications for paleoenvironment, depositional cycle origins, and tracemaker behavior. PALAIOS ; 13 (5): 423–436. doi: https://doi.org/10.2307/3515472

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      bioturbation Demopolis Chalk carbon chalk clastic rocks burrows Cretaceous Alabama Campanian biogenic structures carbonate rocks Chondrites ichnofossils rhythmic bedding sedimentation ichnofossils lebensspuren marl Planolites Mesozoic sedimentary rocks Marengo County Alabama Selma Group United States Upper Cretaceous planar bedding structures sedimentary structures Thalassinoides organic carbon Senonian Teichichnus Zoophycos
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      • Alabama
      • applications
      • biogenic structures
      • bioturbation
      • burrows
      • calcium carbonate
      • Campanian
      • carbon
      • carbonate rocks
      • chalk
      • Chondrites ichnofossils
      • classification
      • clastic rocks
      • cores
      • Cretaceous
      • cyclic processes
      • Demopolis Chalk
      • density
      • ichnofabric
      • ichnofossils
      • indicators
      • lebensspuren
      • lithofacies
      • lithostratigraphy
      • Marengo County Alabama
      • marine environment
      • marl
      • Mesozoic
      • organic carbon
      • outcrops
      • paleo-oceanography
      • paleoenvironment
      • planar bedding structures
      • Planolites
      • quantitative analysis
      • rhythmic bedding
      • sedimentary rocks
      • sedimentary structures
      • sedimentation
      • sedimentation rates
      • Selma Group
      • Senonian
      • shelf environment
      • statistical analysis
      • Teichichnus
      • Thalassinoides
      • United States
      • Upper Cretaceous
      • Zoophycos
      • western Alabama
      • Taenidium
      • piped zones
      • Demopolis Alabama
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