Add to ORKGThe author comments on eight species belonging to the foraminiferal family Soritidae occurring in or in the neighbourhood of the reefal system of Lizard Island, Great Barrier Reef, Australia. Distribution of these species is discussed and taxonomic notes are given for each of them. Structural evidence for considering the two Marginopora-variants as belonging to the same species is discussed, and the dropping the denomination Marginopora 'laciniata' is proposed
The southeastern coastal zone of Australia includes several types of estuarine habitats, which are d...
Seribu Islands are archipelago within Jakarta Bay built upon the pleistocene coral formation of the ...
The foraminiferal materials here discussed are submitted to the writer by Dr. T. TOKIOKA of the Seto...
Benthic foraminifera, and certainly symbiont-bearing (large) benthic foraminifera are generally cons...
Benthic foraminifera, and certainly symbiont-bearing (large) benthic foraminifera are generally cons...
Benthic foraminifera, and certainly symbiont-bearing (large) benthic foraminifera are generally cons...
Effective reef management and monitoring has become increasingly important as anthropogenic processe...
Effective reef management and monitoring has become increasingly important as anthropogenic processe...
The genera of calcarinids Calcarina and Baculogypsina are the dominant foraminifera in the surface s...
The foraminiferal superfamily Soritacea belongs to the suborder Miliolina and is divided in two fami...
Bibliography: pages 127-135.The main objectives of this study are to define the foraminiferal fauna,...
A 66-sample study of estuarine foraminifera within St Georges Basin identified 30 species from three...
The distribution of live, well preserved, and relict larger benthic foraminifera (LBF) in sediment s...
Large discoidal soritid foraminiferans (Soritinae) are abundant in coral reef ecosystems. As with th...
The miliolid foraminifera in reef flats of Akajima Island (Japan) are represented by the species of ...
The southeastern coastal zone of Australia includes several types of estuarine habitats, which are d...
Seribu Islands are archipelago within Jakarta Bay built upon the pleistocene coral formation of the ...
The foraminiferal materials here discussed are submitted to the writer by Dr. T. TOKIOKA of the Seto...
Benthic foraminifera, and certainly symbiont-bearing (large) benthic foraminifera are generally cons...
Benthic foraminifera, and certainly symbiont-bearing (large) benthic foraminifera are generally cons...
Benthic foraminifera, and certainly symbiont-bearing (large) benthic foraminifera are generally cons...
Effective reef management and monitoring has become increasingly important as anthropogenic processe...
Effective reef management and monitoring has become increasingly important as anthropogenic processe...
The genera of calcarinids Calcarina and Baculogypsina are the dominant foraminifera in the surface s...
The foraminiferal superfamily Soritacea belongs to the suborder Miliolina and is divided in two fami...
Bibliography: pages 127-135.The main objectives of this study are to define the foraminiferal fauna,...
A 66-sample study of estuarine foraminifera within St Georges Basin identified 30 species from three...
The distribution of live, well preserved, and relict larger benthic foraminifera (LBF) in sediment s...
Large discoidal soritid foraminiferans (Soritinae) are abundant in coral reef ecosystems. As with th...
The miliolid foraminifera in reef flats of Akajima Island (Japan) are represented by the species of ...
The southeastern coastal zone of Australia includes several types of estuarine habitats, which are d...
Seribu Islands are archipelago within Jakarta Bay built upon the pleistocene coral formation of the ...
The foraminiferal materials here discussed are submitted to the writer by Dr. T. TOKIOKA of the Seto...