Radiolarians in Paleoceanography
- Authors
- David Lazarus
- Chris Hollis
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- 1 – 2 (2 pages)
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Vol. 54, No. 1
Micropaleontology,
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7 articles
Denotes open access
Diversity and biotic changes of Archaeodictyomitrid Radiolaria from the Aptian/Albian transition (OAE1b) of southern Albania
- Author
- Taniel Danielian
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- 3 – 14 (12 pages)
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Radiolarian faunal changes during the Eocene-Oligocene transition in the Southern Ocean (Maud Rise, ODP Leg 113, Site 689) and its significance in paleoceanographic change
- Authors
- Satoshi Funakawa
- Hiroshi Nishi
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- 15 – 26 (12 pages)
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Vertical and geographic distribution of selected radiolarian species in the North Pacific
- Authors
- Yoshiyuki Ishitani
- Kozo Takahashi
- Ysuke Okazaki
- Seiji Tanaka
- Pages
- 27 – 40 (14 pages)
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Patterns of opal and radiolarian change in the Antarctic mid-Paleogene: clues to the origin of the Southern Ocean
- Authors
- David Lazarus
- C. J. Hollis
- M. Apel
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- 41 – 48 (8 pages)
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Late Quaternary radiolarian assemblages as indicators of paleoceaonographic changes north of the subtropical front, offshore eastern New Zealand, southwest Pacific
- Authors
- Vanessa Lüer
- Christopher J. Hollis
- Helmut Willems
- Pages
- 49 – 70 (22 pages)
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Temporal fl uxes of radiolarians along the W-E transect in the central and western equatorial Pacifi c, 1999-2002
- Authors
- Yusuke Okazaki
- Kozo Takahashi
- Hirofumi Asahi
- Pages
- 71 – 86 (16 pages)
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