Schackoinella from Recent sediments of the northern Asiatic shelf

Haman, Drew; Christensen, E. W.

doi:10.2113/gsjfr.1.1.43

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“…The form described as S. sarmatica by Haman & Christensen (1971) is also illustrated by line drawings, but evidently has more inflated chambers than S. antarctica and a lip on the aperture. The drawings suggest that the surface is reticulose but the authors did not describe it as such, and what they have shown might be pores.…”

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Schackoinella antarctica, a new species of Foraminiferida (Glabratellidae)

Ward

1987

New Zealand Journal of Marine and Freshwater Research

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The new species Schackoinella antarctica is described from seafloor sediments in McMurdo Sound and from raised beach samples on Ross Island. This species is a rare calcareous form, averaging 0.1 mm in size, and was found in water 80 to 620 m deep in McMurdo Sound. No live specimens have been recovered. Forms belonging to this genus have also been found in India, Western Australia, Austria, and possibly Poland.

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