Which indirect fossil features are most likely to cut across and disrupt bedding (stratification)in the host sedimentary rock?

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Burrows made by organisms such as worms, clams, or other small animals are the most likely to cut across and disrupt bedding in the host sedimentary rock. Burrowing organisms can disrupt sediment layers and create complex three-dimensional structures that can be preserved as trace fossils. Muddy, fine-grained sandstone is an ideal host rock for burrowing organisms.

Which Indirect Fossil Features Are Most Likely to Cut Across