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The northeastern coast of Baja California (Mexico) has extensive surface mollusk-shell deposits in exposed, semiprotected or protected sandy beaches. Waves, tides, currents and sediment transport influence the shell concentrations in the intertidal zone and control the morphology of these beaches. In order to evaluate the taphonomic processes involved in the formation of shell deposits in an exposed beach, we studied temporal changes in thanatocenoses of bivalves along 200 m of beach at spring tides in March, May and November 1993, and March and November 1994. Species were identified and their size, orientation (concave-up vs concave-down) and azimuth orientation of the anterior-posterior axis were

Taphonomic processes in recent thanatocenoses at playa el pelícano, baja california