Abstract
This section contains many well-known trace fossils but also several poorly understood ichnotaxa, some of which have just emerged during the last 10–15 years. It attempts to give a comprehensive overview of each treated trace fossil in a standardized way, starting with its morphology, fill and size; appearance in outcrop; an evaluation of ichnotaxonomical status; and preferred substrate.
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