Ecology and Palaeoecology of Benthic Foraminifera Page 1 Page 2 Ecology and Palaeoecology
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Despite evidence that variation in male–female reproductive compatibility exists in many
fertilization systems, identifying mechanisms of cryptic female choice at the gamete level has …

New data from the Neogene Boudinar and Arbaa Taourirt basins (northeastern Morocco)
provide constraints on the late Miocene evolution of the North Rifian Corridor. The …

Climate change is predicted to alter temperature, carbonate chemistry and oxygen
availability in the oceans, which will affect individuals, populations and ecosystems. We use …

The literature published on foraminiferal investigations carried out till date on nearshore,
shallow water regions up to a depth of 50 m, along western coast of India, including …

Morphological variation in benthic foraminifera is often used to reconstruct
paleoenvironmental conditions and infer their physiological responses to environmental …

Non-Destructive Foraminiferal Paleoclimatic Proxies: A Brief Insight The knowledge of past
climate can help us to understand imminent climatic changes. Oceans are the vast archives …

Speciation in foraminifera is a function of their ecology and habitat. Thus, their extreme
sensitivity and specific responses to specific set of physio-chemical conditions in their …

A 1.15 m long core collected from 20 m water depth off Karwar on the western continental
shelf of India was studied to reconstruct the paleomonsoonal, precipitational history during …

A technique is proposed for the quick and easy assessment of paleomonsoonal precipitation
through the study of morphological groups of foraminifera in a shallow water (20 m water …