Ichnoentomology

1. Introduction
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2. The Wall: Where Every Trace Begins
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3. Other Characters: Shape, Fillings and Further Micromorphological Characters
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4. Classifications: The Utopia of Classifying the Unclassifiable
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5. The Keys I: Celliformidae and Coprinisphaeridae
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6. The Keys II: Krausichnidae and Pallichnidae
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7. Dung Beetle Masonry
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8. Trace Fossils of Dung Beetles
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9. Basic Architecture of Soil Nesting Wasps and Bees
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10. Wasp and Bee Trace Fossils
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11. Blueprints of Termite and Ant Nests
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12. The Trace Fossil Record of Eusociality in Ants and Termites
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13. Other Insect Trace Fossils in Paleosols: Cicadas, Chafers, Weevils, and Sphinx Moths
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14. Traces from Nest Invaders
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15. Soil Neighbors I: Traces of Other Organisms in Paleosols. Crustaceans and Earthworms
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16. Soil Neighbors II. Traces of Other Organisms in Paleosols. Vertebrates and Roots
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17. Insect Trace Fossils in Other Substrates than Paleosols I. Plant Remains
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18. Insect Trace Fossils in Substrates Other than Paleosols II. Bones, Caddisfly Cases, Trackways, Imprints and Aerial Nests
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19. Trace Fossils as the Physical Evidence of Evolution of Insect Behavior
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20. (The Most Remarkable Insect) Ichnofabrics in Paleosols
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21. Paleosol Ichnofacies
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22. Paleoenvironmental Analysis and Ichnoentomological Synthesis
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Keywords: Environment, Geoecology/Natural Processes, Entomology, Paleontology, Evolutionary Biology, Sedimentology