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RECENT ADVANCES IN BENTHIC FORAMINIFERAL ECOLOGY: IMPLICATIONS FOR OIL EXPLORATION.

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Corliss, BH
Published in: Oceans Conference Record (IEEE)
1987

Summary form only given. The benthic foraminifera have species-specific microhabitats with distinctly different test morphologies: plano-convex or bioconvex forms are found at the surface, and rounded planispheral and cylindrical forms are infaunal and are found to a depth of 12-13 cm within the sediments. A distributional model is presented which suggests that the species patterns can be related to the flux of organic carbon to the seabed.

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Oceans Conference Record (IEEE)

Publication Date

1987

Start / End Page

935-
 

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Corliss, B. H. (1987). RECENT ADVANCES IN BENTHIC FORAMINIFERAL ECOLOGY: IMPLICATIONS FOR OIL EXPLORATION. Oceans Conference Record (IEEE), 935-.
Corliss, B. H. “RECENT ADVANCES IN BENTHIC FORAMINIFERAL ECOLOGY: IMPLICATIONS FOR OIL EXPLORATION.Oceans Conference Record (IEEE), 1987, 935-.
Corliss BH. RECENT ADVANCES IN BENTHIC FORAMINIFERAL ECOLOGY: IMPLICATIONS FOR OIL EXPLORATION. Oceans Conference Record (IEEE). 1987;935-.
Corliss, B. H. “RECENT ADVANCES IN BENTHIC FORAMINIFERAL ECOLOGY: IMPLICATIONS FOR OIL EXPLORATION.Oceans Conference Record (IEEE), 1987, pp. 935-.
Corliss BH. RECENT ADVANCES IN BENTHIC FORAMINIFERAL ECOLOGY: IMPLICATIONS FOR OIL EXPLORATION. Oceans Conference Record (IEEE). 1987;935-.

Published In

Oceans Conference Record (IEEE)

Publication Date

1987

Start / End Page

935-