Titlebook: Approaches to Study Living Foraminifera; Collection, Maintena Hiroshi Kitazato,Joan M. Bernhard Book 2014 Springer Japan 2014 Biodiversity.

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Changing Investigation Perspectives: Methods and Applications of Computed Tomography on Larger Bentd usable images with MicroCT machines. These steps are explained in detail along with select insights on larger foraminifera. This technique, which delivers three dimensional models, gives the operator the possibility to measure nearly every possible morphometric parameter on either a two- and three-dimensional basis.

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FLEC-TEM: Using Microscopy to Correlate Ultrastructure with Life Position of Infaunal Foraminifera,of the Fluorescently Labeled Embedded Core (FLEC) method are described. Such an approach will allow determinations of both fine-scale (sub-millimeter scale) distributional data and cell biological data on the same specimen.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-43294-2persal and the responses of both individual species and multi-species assemblages to one or more specific environmental conditions. Propagules, small juveniles, form a “bank” in fine-grained marine sediments following dispersal and settlement. As shown previously, propagules may be derived from loca

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Erfolgreiche Geschäfte in der Golfregionies can be estimated from field data. Laboratory investigations changing the grade of ecological variables cannot substitute for the complexity of natural conditions. Therefore, methods are developed, especially for the deeper sublittoral species, to estimate reproduction, lifespan and the individua

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-20523-1reconstructions of ancient oceans and as sediment producers is well documented, the biology of tropical symbiont-bearing foraminifera has only recently gained increased attention. Tropical symbiont-bearing LBFs represent a unique and important subset of LBFs in that they are vital to coral-reef ecos

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,Warenwirtschaftssysteme im Überblick,true for the hyper-diverse benthic foraminifera, which can now be identified by their DNA sequences rather than only by their morphology trough time-consuming observations under the microscope. In this chapter, we will introduce two general methods for the molecular assessment of benthic foraminifer

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