Order “Miliolida” > Family “Soritidae” > Genus “Amphisorus”
Discoidal test with thickened rim and annular chambers that are divided into chamberlets; several rows of apertures on the peripheral margin. Living specimens are brownish due to dinophycean endosymbionts.
Order “"monothalamids"” > Family “Clade I” > Genus “Arnoldiellina”
| Original description | Apothéloz-Perret-Gentil L., Holzmann M., Pawlowski J., 2013, European Journal of Protistology, 49, 210-216 (1.09 MB) |
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Test free, monothalamous, fusiform. The length is 3-5 times the width. Transparent organic wall that increases in thickness around the single terminal aperture. The aperture is funnel-shaped with a tubular extension inside the theca.
Order “Miliolida” > Family “Alveolinidae” > Genus “Borelis”
| Original description | Reichel, M., 1937, Mém. Soc. Paléontol. Suisse, 95-147 |
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| Further reference | Holzmann M., Hohenegger J., Hallock P., Piller W.E., Pawlowski J., 2001, Mar. Micropal., 43, 57-74 (602 KB) |
The genus Borelis possesses spherical to fusiform tests, chambers are divided into chamberlets. Multiple apertures occur in a single row. Living specimens appear brownish in colour due to diatom endosymbionts
Order “Textulariida” > Family “Incertae sedis” > Genus “Eggerella”
| Original description of genus | Cushman, J., A., 1911, Bull. United States Nat. Mus., 71, 1-108 |
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| Description of genus | Loeblich, A., J., R., Tappan, H., 1988, vol.1-2, Van Nostrand, Reinhold, New York |
Agglutinated test, early stage trochospiral, later triserial; inflated chambers.
Order “Rotaliida” > Family “Nummulitidae” > Genus “Heterostegina”
Central part of the test is thickened, early chambers are undivided, later ones are divided by secondary septa. Diatom symbionts lead to a brownish colour in living specimens.
Order “Miliolida” > Family “Peneroplidae” > Genus “Peneroplis”
Compressed test with involute and planispirally enrolled chambers in an early stage. Longitudinal stria as surface ornaments, apertures are arranged in a series of pores. As in all Peneroplidae, chambers have no internal subdivisions and rhodophyceans are housed as endosymbionts.
Order “Miliolida” > Family “Hauerinidae” > Genus “Siphonaperta”
| Original description of genus | Vella, P., 1957, Pal. Bull. Wellington, New Zealand, 28, 1-64 |
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| Further reference | Hottinger, L., Halicz, E., Reiss, Z., 1993, 33, Academia Scientiarum et Artium Slovenica Classis IV: Historia Naturalis |
| Description of genus | Loeblich, A., J., R., Tappan, H., 1988, vol.1-2, Van Nostrand, Reinhold, New York |
Agglutinated test, chambers arranged in quinqueloculine manner. Aperture at the end of a short neck.
Order “Miliolida” > Family “Soritidae” > Genus “Sorites”
| Original description of genus | Ehrenberg, C., G., 1839, Physikal. Abh. Königl. Akad. Wiss. Berlin, 81-174 |
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| Further reference | Holzmann M., Hohenegger J., Hallock P., Piller W.E., Pawlowski J., 2001, Mar. Micropal., 43, 57-74 (602 KB) |
| Further reference | Pawlowski , J., Holzmann, M., Fahrni, J., Pochon, X., Lee, J., J., 2001, J. Eukaryot. Microbiol., 48, 368-373 (124 KB) |
| Further reference | Garcia-Cuetos, L., Pochon, X., Pawlowski, J., 2005, Protist, 156, 399-412 (401 KB) |
| Description of genus | Loeblich, A., J., R., Tappan, H., 1988, vol.1-2, Van Nostrand, Reinhold, New York |
Discoidal test, early chambers are peneroplid, later chambers become annular and divided into chamberlets that are connected by a stolon system. Apertures occur along the peripheral margin, they are more or less circular and surrounded by a calcified rim. Living specimens have a brownish colour due to Symbiodinium endosymbionts.
Order “Miliolida” > Family “Ophtalmidiidae” > Genus “Spirophtalmidium”
| Original description of genus | Cushman, J., A., 1927, Contr. Cushman Lab. For. Res., 3, 1-105 |
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| Description of genus | Hottinger, L., Halicz, E., Reiss, Z., 1993, 33, Academia Scientiarum et Artium Slovenica Classis IV: Historia Naturalis |
Evolute test, fusiform in lateral view. Biloculine chamber arrangement, aperture at the end of an elongated neck.
Order “Textulariida” > Family “Incertae sedis” > Genus “Spirotextularia”
Agglutinated biserial test. Each chamber extends into fistulose chamberlets.
