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Nardo, 1839Nardo, G. D.1839Supra un nuovo genere di Spugne, le quali perforano le pietre ed i gusci marini [Supra a new genus of Sponges, which perforate stones and marine shells]
Annali delle Scienze del Regno Lombardo-Veneto
Nair & Saraswathy, 1971Nair, N. B., Saraswathy, M.1971The Biology of Wood-Boring Teredinid Molluscs
Advances in Marine Biology
10.1016/S0065-2881(08)60345-4
Nadson, 1932bNadson, G. A.1932Contribution à l’étude des algues perforantes. II: Sur la question de la précipitation du carbonate de calcium par les algues perforantes
Bulletin of the USSR Academy of Science
Nadson, 1932aNadson, G. A.1932Contribution à l’étude des algues perforantes. I: La dissociation du thalle et la polymorphisme chez les algues perforantes “Hyella” et “Mastigocoleus“
Bulletin of the USSR Academy of Science
Nadson, 1927aNadson, G.1927Les algues perforantes de la mer Noire
Compte rendu d l’Academie des Sciences
Nadson, 1910Nadson, G.1910Mastigocoleus testarum Lagerh. v presnoj vode – Mastigocoleus testatrum Lagerh. im Süßwasser
Bulletin du Jardin Botanique, St. Petersbourg
Nadson, 1902Nadson, G.1902Die perforierenden Algen und ihre Bedeutung in der Natur
Scripta botanica Horti Universitatis Imperialis Petropolitani
jensen & Palacios, 2016jensen, S., Palacios, T.2016The Ediacaran-Cambrian trace fossil record in the Central Iberian Zone, Iberian Peninsula
Comunicações Geológicas
Durand, 1994Durand, F. R.1994Síntesis sobre el conocimiento icnológico del basamento precámbrico–cámbrico del noroeste argentino
Acta Geológica Leopoldensia
Jablonski, 1991Jablonski, D.1991Extinctions: A Paleontological Perspective
Science
10.1126/science.253.5021.754
Memória et al., 2026Memória, S. C., Netto, R. G., Sedorko, D., de Andrade, L. S., Vázquez-García, B.2026Impact of Late Ordovician glaciation on trace fossil assemblages in Gondwana: a case study of the Serra Grande Group (Parnaíba Basin, NE Brazil)
Frontiers in Ecology and Evolution
10.3389/fevo.2026.1760723
Aceñolaza et al., 1999Aceñolaza, F. G., Aceñolaza, G. F., Esteban, S.1999Bioestratigrafıa de la Formación Puncoviscana y unidades equivalentes en el NOA
Relatorio XIV Congreso Geolo´ gico Argentino, Geologı´a del Noroeste Argentino, vol. 1
Aceñolaza & Alonso, 2001Aceñolaza, F. G., Alonso, R. N.2001Icno-asociaciones de la transición Precmbrico–Cámbrico en el noroeste de Argentina
Journal of Iberian Geology
Aceñolaza, 1978Aceñolaza, F. G.1978El Paleozoico inferior de Argentina segǘn sus trazas fósiles
Ameghiniana
Myrow et al., 2002Myrow, P. M., Pope, M. C., Goodge, J. W., Fischer, W., Palmer, A. R.2002Depositional history of pre-Devonian strata and timing of Ross orogenic tectonism in the central Transantarctic Mountains, Antarctica
Geological Society of America Bulletin
10.1130/0016-7606(2002)114<1070:DHOPDS>2.0.CO;2
Musso, 1992Musso, B. M.1992Rates of skeletal degradation following death in three species of Acropora
Proceedings of the Seventh International Coral Reef symposium, Guam 1
Murray & Alve, 1999Murray, J. W., Alve, E.1999Natural dissolution of modern shallow water benthic foraminifera: taphonomic effects on the palaeoecological record
Palaeogeography, Palaeoclimatology, Palaeoecology
10.1016/S0031-0182(98)00132-1
Murray et al., 2002Murray, J. M., Meadows, A., Meadows, P. S.2002Biogeomorphological implications of microscale interactions between sediment geotechnics and marine benthos: a review
Geomorphology
10.1016/S0169-555X(02)00138-1
Muraoka, 1966bMuraoka, J. S.1966Deep-ocean biodeterioration of materials – Part IV. One year at 6,800 feet: U.S. Naval Civil Engineering Laboratory, Technical Report R-456
Muraoka, 1966aMuraoka, J. S.1966Deep-ocean biodeterioration of materials – Part III. Three years at 5,300 feet: U.S. Naval Civil Engineering Laboratory, Technical Report R-428
Muraoka, 1965Muraoka, J. S.1965Deep-ocean biodeterioration of materials – Part II. Six months at 2,340 feet: U.S. Naval Civil Engineering Laboratory, Technical Report R-393
Muraoka, 1964Muraoka, J. S.1964Deep-ocean biodeterioration of materials – Part I. Four months at 5,640 feet: U.S. Naval Civil Engineering Laboratory, Technical Report R-329
Mumby, 2009Mumby, P. J.2009Herbivory versus corallivory: are parrotfish good or bad for Caribbean coral reefs?
Coral Reefs
10.1007/s00338-009-0501-0
Wang, Z. et al., 2026dWang, Z., Zhou, Y., Shan, Y., Yang, A.2026An exceptionally preserved Cambrian Psammichnites assemblage as a window into the earliest extensive horizontal-burrowing ecosystem engineers in shallow marine environments
Palaeogeography, Palaeoclimatology, Palaeoecology
10.1016/j.palaeo.2026.114123
Wang, Z. et al., 2026cWang, Z., Mikuláš, R., Turek, V., Libertín, M., Dašková, J.2026Exceptional ecological resilience of nematode-like animals after fluvial events: insights from complex burrow networks from the Carboniferous Intrasudetic Basin, Czech Republic
Historical Biology
10.1080/08912963.2026.2684765