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      Marine event beds and recolonization surfaces as revealed by trace fossil analysis

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          Turbidites and tempestites exhibit characteristic distributions of trace fossils. To gain maximum advantage of the sedimentological and palaeoecological significance of these traces, an attempt should be made to relate each trace to the associated colonization surface. This approach allows traces initiated at the normal top of an event bed to be distinguished from traces that subsequently passed into the bed from a higher colonization level or were initiated on the eroded surface of the bed.

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                Journal
                Geological Magazine
                Geol. Mag.
                Cambridge University Press (CUP)
                0016-7568
                1469-5081
                May 1992
                May 01 2009
                May 1992
                : 129
                : 3
                : 325-335
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                10.1017/S0016756800019269
                619b5893-ac98-4500-8670-a105e4291e1d
                © 1992

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