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Grazing gastropods and burrowing crustaceans destroy algal mats in modern depositional environments. This antipathetic relation between grazers/burrowers and algal mats dates back into the rock record. The limestones of the Dogger (Jurassic) near Paris, France, display in a vertical succession a lower part in which algal structures are abundant, crustacean fossils and their burrows are infrequent, and gastropods are absent, and an upper part in which crustaceans, burrows, and gastropods are present, commonly in abundance, and algal structures are infrequent or absent. This mutual exclusion between algal structures and burrowers/grazers reflects their antipathetic relation.
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