Monothalamous foraminiferans and gromiids (Protista) from western Svalbard: a preliminary survey
Monothalamous foraminifera were abundant in sediment samples from fjords and offshore areas around western Svalbard (water depth range 26–2472 m). The >500 µm fractions of samples from the inner parts of fjords yielded numerous delicate “allogromiids” (organic-walled) “saccamminids” and “psammosp...
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ftsouthampton:oai:eprints.soton.ac.uk:18661 2023-07-30T04:04:32+02:00 Monothalamous foraminiferans and gromiids (Protista) from western Svalbard: a preliminary survey Gooday, A.J. Bowser, S.S. Cedhagen, T. Cornelius, N. Hald, M. Korsun, S. Pawlowski, J. 2005 https://eprints.soton.ac.uk/18661/ http://www.metapress.com/(wukdl22wkheb3i45qx1z0eb4)/app/home/contribution.asp?referrer=parent&backto=issue,5,5;journal,2,5;linkingpublicationresults,1:112848,1 unknown Gooday, A.J., Bowser, S.S., Cedhagen, T., Cornelius, N., Hald, M., Korsun, S. and Pawlowski, J. (2005) Monothalamous foraminiferans and gromiids (Protista) from western Svalbard: a preliminary survey. Marine Biology Research, 1 (4), 290-312. (doi:10.1080/17451000510019150 <http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/17451000510019150>). Article PeerReviewed 2005 ftsouthampton https://doi.org/10.1080/17451000510019150 2023-07-09T20:35:09Z Monothalamous foraminifera were abundant in sediment samples from fjords and offshore areas around western Svalbard (water depth range 26–2472 m). The >500 µm fractions of samples from the inner parts of fjords yielded numerous delicate “allogromiids” (organic-walled) “saccamminids” and “psammosphaerids” (agglutinated), including species assigned to Cylindrogullmia, Gloiogullmia, Nemogullmia and Toxisarcon. Larger, more robust, tubular agglutinated species were abundant in the outer reaches of Tempelfjord, Isfjord and Van Meijenfjord (Hyperammina subnodosa, Hippocrepinella crassa), on the current-influenced upper slope off Isfjord (Pelosina variabilis, Rhabdammina abyssorum), and the deeper part of the continental slope off Isfjord (e.g. Hyperammina crassatina). Oval and sausage-shaped organisms resembling gromiids (probably relatives of the foraminifera) were sometimes abundant in the fjords. Finer size fractions (63–500 µm) of fjord samples yielded a rich variety of monothalamous species. Among the allogromiids, Micrometula sp. was widely distributed, while Tinogullmia sp. and an undescribed species were restricted to single stations in Kongsfjord and Van Meijenfjord, respectively. Saccamminids common in the finer fractions included Conqueria spp., Psammophaga sp., and undescribed species with silvery, white and brownish tests. Many of the smaller allogromiids and saccamminids in our Svalbard samples resemble species found in the Gullmarfjord on the Swedish west coast. Article in Journal/Newspaper Isfjord* Kongsfjord* Svalbard Tempelfjord* University of Southampton: e-Prints Soton Isfjord ENVELOPE(-26.917,-26.917,73.333,73.333) Kongsfjord ENVELOPE(29.319,29.319,70.721,70.721) Svalbard Marine Biology Research 1 4 290 312 |
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Monothalamous foraminifera were abundant in sediment samples from fjords and offshore areas around western Svalbard (water depth range 26–2472 m). The >500 µm fractions of samples from the inner parts of fjords yielded numerous delicate “allogromiids” (organic-walled) “saccamminids” and “psammosphaerids” (agglutinated), including species assigned to Cylindrogullmia, Gloiogullmia, Nemogullmia and Toxisarcon. Larger, more robust, tubular agglutinated species were abundant in the outer reaches of Tempelfjord, Isfjord and Van Meijenfjord (Hyperammina subnodosa, Hippocrepinella crassa), on the current-influenced upper slope off Isfjord (Pelosina variabilis, Rhabdammina abyssorum), and the deeper part of the continental slope off Isfjord (e.g. Hyperammina crassatina). Oval and sausage-shaped organisms resembling gromiids (probably relatives of the foraminifera) were sometimes abundant in the fjords. Finer size fractions (63–500 µm) of fjord samples yielded a rich variety of monothalamous species. Among the allogromiids, Micrometula sp. was widely distributed, while Tinogullmia sp. and an undescribed species were restricted to single stations in Kongsfjord and Van Meijenfjord, respectively. Saccamminids common in the finer fractions included Conqueria spp., Psammophaga sp., and undescribed species with silvery, white and brownish tests. Many of the smaller allogromiids and saccamminids in our Svalbard samples resemble species found in the Gullmarfjord on the Swedish west coast. |
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Gooday, A.J. Bowser, S.S. Cedhagen, T. Cornelius, N. Hald, M. Korsun, S. Pawlowski, J. Monothalamous foraminiferans and gromiids (Protista) from western Svalbard: a preliminary survey |
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Gooday, A.J. Bowser, S.S. Cedhagen, T. Cornelius, N. Hald, M. Korsun, S. Pawlowski, J. |
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Monothalamous foraminiferans and gromiids (Protista) from western Svalbard: a preliminary survey |
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Monothalamous foraminiferans and gromiids (Protista) from western Svalbard: a preliminary survey |
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Monothalamous foraminiferans and gromiids (Protista) from western Svalbard: a preliminary survey |
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Monothalamous foraminiferans and gromiids (Protista) from western Svalbard: a preliminary survey |
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Monothalamous foraminiferans and gromiids (Protista) from western Svalbard: a preliminary survey |
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monothalamous foraminiferans and gromiids (protista) from western svalbard: a preliminary survey |
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Gooday, A.J., Bowser, S.S., Cedhagen, T., Cornelius, N., Hald, M., Korsun, S. and Pawlowski, J. (2005) Monothalamous foraminiferans and gromiids (Protista) from western Svalbard: a preliminary survey. Marine Biology Research, 1 (4), 290-312. (doi:10.1080/17451000510019150 <http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/17451000510019150>). |
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