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3. Ichnological analysis: The common ground between ichnofacies workers and ichnofabric analysts D. McIlroy
4. Post‐impact event bed (tsunamite) at the Cretaceous–Palaeogene boundary deposited on a distal carbonate platform interior T. Korbar et al.
5. Impact of earthworms on soil Si availability and wheat Si concentration in low- and high-Si soils D. Monoshyn et al.
6. A comparative study of gut microbiota profiles of earthworms fed in three different substrates D. Liu et al.
7. The role of earthworm communities in soil mineral weathering: a field experiment D. Carpenter et al.
8. Morphological and functional characterisation of the burrow systems of six earthworm species (Lumbricidae) Y. Capowiez et al.
9. Accelerated biogenic silica dissolution by marine invertebrate digestion: in comparison with phosphorus and iron Y. Wang et al.
10. Zooplankton Gut Passage Mobilizes Lithogenic Iron for Ocean Productivity K. Schmidt et al.
11. Origin and distribution of grain-coating and pore-filling chlorite in deltaic sandstones for reservoir quality assessment J. Griffiths et al.
12. Chlorite in sandstones R. Worden et al.
13. Sedimentology, geochemistry and palaeoenvironments of Jurassic oolitic ironstones from the eastern Tethys (Indus Basin, northwestern Himalayas, Pakistan) A. Saboor et al.
14. Estuarine clay mineral distribution: Modern analogue for ancient sandstone reservoir quality prediction J. Griffiths et al.
15. Earthworms (Eisenia fetida) demonstrate potential for use in soil bioremediation by increasing the degradation rates of heavy crude oil hydrocarbons L. Martinkosky et al.
16. The feeding ecology of earthworms – A review J. Curry & O. Schmidt
17. Mineralogy and trace element relative solubility patterns of shallow marine sediments affected by submarine tailings disposal and artisanal gold mining, Buyat-Ratototok district, North Sulawesi, Indonesia G. Blackwood & E. Edinger
18. Negative CO 2 emissions via enhanced silicate weathering in coastal environments F. Meysman & F. Montserrat
19. Sabkha and Burrow-Mediated Dolomitization in the Mississippian Debolt Formation, Northwestern Alberta, Canada G. Baniak et al.
20. Ethology of the trace fossil Chondrites: Form, function and environment A. Baucon et al.
21. Fossil Worm Burrows Reveal Very Early Terrestrial Animal Activity and Shed Light on Trophic Resources after the End-Cretaceous Mass Extinction K. Chin et al.
22. On the origins of eogenetic chlorite in verdine facies sedimentary rocks from the Gabon Basin in West Africa B. Šegvić et al.
23. The critical role of iron redox cycling in organic carbon dynamics of earthworm casts Z. Ni et al.
24. Oxygen penetration through invertebrate burrow walls in Korean tidal flat B. Koo & C. Koh
25. Earthworms’ Transcriptome and Gut Microbiota Response to Mineral Weathering D. LIU et al.
26. Earthworm activity alters geogenic arsenic and soil nutrient dynamics R. Le Bayon et al.
27. Lateral variability in shallow marine ichnofabrics: implications for the ichnofabric analysis method D. McIlroy
28. Biological weathering of phlogopite during enriched vermicomposting F. JAFARI et al.
29. Degradation of Potassium Rock by Earthworms and Responses of Bacterial Communities in Its Gut and Surrounding Substrates after Being Fed with Mineral D. Liu et al.
30. Biological weathering of sepiolite clay mineral as affected by the activity of an earthworm species )Eisenia foetida( ف. Jafari & ح. Khademi
31. Microscale oxygen distribution in various invertebrate burrow walls M. ZORN et al.
32. Mineralogy and Geochemistry of the Main Glauconite Bed in the Middle Eocene of Texas: Paleoenvironmental Implications for the Verdine Facies S. Harding et al.
33. Nano-scale secondary ion mass spectrometry — A new analytical tool in biogeochemistry and soil ecology: A review article A. Herrmann et al.
34. Influence of earthworms on the mobility and bioavailability of metals, metalloids and radionuclides in historically contaminated soil N. Vanhoudt et al.
35. Dynamic Changes in Bacterial Communities During Compost and Earthworm Treatment of Low-Grade Potassium Ore D. Liu et al.
36. Deposit feeding by the Pliocene deep-sea macrobenthos, synchronized with phytodetritus input: Micropaleontological and geochemical evidence recorded in the trace fossil Phymatoderma K. Izumi
37. Earthworm- and Rhizosphere-Induced Biological Weathering of Phlogopite F. Jafari et al.
38. How earthworms thrive and drive silicate rock weathering in an artificial organo-mineral system T. Calogiuri et al.
39. Using X-ray tomography to quantify earthworm bioturbation non-destructively in repacked soil cores Y. Capowiez et al.
40. Diagenesis and reservoir quality of Miocene sandstones in the Vienna Basin, Austria S. Gier et al.
41. Detrital Clay Coats, Clay Minerals, and Pyrite: A Modern Shallow-Core Analogue For Ancient and Deeply Buried Estuarine Sandstones J. Griffiths et al.
42. Chemical composition of earthworm casts as a tool in understanding the earthworm contribution to ecosystem sustainability - a review M. Iordache
43. The worm gut; a natural clay mineral factory and a possible cause of diagenetic grain coats in sandstones R. Worden et al.
44. Response to soil compaction of the electrical resistivity tomography, induced polarisation, and electromagnetic induction methods: a case study in Belgium D. Mansourian et al.
45. Alive and dead earthworms capture carbon during mineral weathering through different pathways T. Calogiuri et al.
46. The influence of invertebrate faecal material on compositional heterogeneity, diagenesis and trace metal distribution in the Ogeechee River estuary, Georgia, USA L. Swaren et al.
47. Detrital clay grain coats in estuarine clastic deposits: origin and spatial distribution within a modern sedimentary system, the Gironde Estuary (south‐west France) M. Virolle et al.
48. PALEOENVIRONMENTAL IMPLICATIONS OF INVERTEBRATE FECAL PELLETS (EDAPHICHNIUMISP.) AT AN ICHNOFOSSIL-RICH DINOSAUR NESTING LOCALITY, UPPER CRETACEOUS TWO MEDICINE FORMATION, MONTANA, USA W. FREIMUTH et al.
49. Effect of phycosiphoniform burrows on shale hydrocarbon reservoir quality M. Bednarz & D. McIlroy
50. Tube fossils from gossanites of the Urals VHMS deposits, Russia: Authigenic mineral assemblages and trace element distributions N. Ayupova et al.
51. Role of the fungus-growing termite Pseudacanthotermes spiniger (Isoptera, Macrotermitinae) in the dynamic of clay and soil organic matter content. An experimental analysis P. Jouquet et al.