Drill holes made by predators in prey shells are widely considered to be the most unambiguous bodies of evidence of predator-prey interactions in the fossil record. However, recognition of traces of predatory origin from those formed by abiotic factors still waits for a rigorous evaluation as a prerequisite to ascertain predation intensity through geologic time […]
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Drill Holes and Predation Traces versus Abrasion-Induced Artifacts Revealed by Tumbling Experiments
November 24th, 2013 Riffin