Abstract:Abstract. Foraminiferans are diverse macroscopic protists abundant in (sub-)tropical seas, often forming characteristic benthic communities known as living sands. Numerous species have migrated through the Suez Canal to the Mediterranean, some turning invasive and gradually outcompeting the indigenous species. The most expansive Amphistegina lobifera often creates thick seabed sediments, thus becoming an important environmental engineer. However, little is known about the turnover of its shells in the invaded … Show more
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