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Species found in “Japan, Sesoko, Okinawa” (24)
Order “Miliolida ”
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Family “Alveolinidae ”
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Genus “Alveolinella ”
Original description
Orbigny, A.D., , 1839, 2
Further reference
Holzmann M., Hohenegger J., Hallock P., Piller W.E., Pawlowski J., 2001, Mar. Micropal., 43, 57-74
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Further reference
Hohenegger, J., Yordanova, E., Nakano, N., Tatzreiter, F., 1999, Mar. Micropal., 109-168
Further reference
Leutenegger, S., 1984, J. For. Res., 14, 16-35
General description
Alveolinidae have fusiform tests that are elongated along the coiling axis. The chambers of A. quoi are divided into chamberlets and numerous apertures occur in several longitudinal rows. Living specimens are characterized by a brownish colour, due to their diatom endosymbionts.
Representative pictures
1 specimen
Order “Miliolida ”
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Family “Soritidae ”
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Genus “Amphisorus ”
Original description
Ehrenberg, C., G., 1839, Physikal. Abh. Königl. Akad. Wiss. Berlin, 81-174
Further reference
Holzmann M., Hohenegger J., Hallock P., Piller W.E., Pawlowski J., 2001, Mar. Micropal., 43, 57-74
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Further reference
Pawlowski , J., Holzmann, M., Fahrni, J., Pochon, X., Lee, J., J., 2001, J. Eukaryot. Microbiol., 48, 368-373
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Further reference
Garcia-Cuetos, L., Pochon, X., Pawlowski, J., 2005, Protist, 156, 399-412
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Description
Gudmundsson, G., 1994, Micropaleontology, 40, 101-155
General description
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.
4 specimens
Order “Miliolida ”
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Family “Soritidae ”
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Genus “Amphisorus ”
Original description
Gudmundsson, G., 1994, Micropaleontology, 40, 101-155
Further reference
Holzmann M., Hohenegger J., Hallock P., Piller W.E., Pawlowski J., 2001, Mar. Micropal., 43, 57-74
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Further reference
Pawlowski , J., Holzmann, M., Fahrni, J., Pochon, X., Lee, J., J., 2001, J. Eukaryot. Microbiol., 48, 368-373
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General description
Large discoidal test with annular chambers divided into chamberlets. Numerous elongated and irregular shaped apertures occur along the peripheral margin. Living specimens are brownish due to dinophycean endosymbionts.
3 specimens
Order “Rotaliida ”
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Family “Calcarinidae ”
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Genus “Baculogypsina ”
Original description
Parker, W. K., Jones, T., R., 1860, Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist., 29-40
Further reference
Hohenegger, J., 2004, J. For. Res., 34, 9-33
General description
Lenticular thick-walled test with prominent radial spines. Brownish colour in living individuals due to diatom symbionts
1 specimen
Order “Rotaliida ”
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Family “Calcarinidae ”
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Genus “Baculogypsinoides ”
Original description
Yabe, H., Hanzawa, S., 1930, Scie. Rep. Tôhoku University, Sendai, ser. 2, Geology., 14, 1-46
Further reference
Hohenegger, J., 2004, J. For. Res., 34, 9-33
General description
Globular test with three to four thick protuding spines. Brownish colour in living individuals caused by diatom symbionts.
Representative pictures
1 specimen
Order “Rotaliida ”
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Family “Calcarinidae ”
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Genus “Calcarina ”
Original description
Orbigny, A. D`., 1826, Ann. Scien. Nat., 7, 245-314
Description
Renema, W., Hohenegger, J., 2005, J. For. Res., 35, 15-21
General description
Thick lenticular test with few radial spines. Brownish colour in living individuals caused by diatom symbionts.
1 specimen
Order “Rotaliida ”
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Family “Calcarinidae ”
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Genus “Calcarina ”
Original description
Brady, H. B., 1876, Proc. Roy. Irish Acad. 2nd series, 2, 1-600
Description
Renema, W., Hohenegger, J., 2005, J. For. Res., 35, 15-21
General description
Lenticular trochospirally enrolled test with branching radial spines; test is covered with many little spines.Diatom symbionts result in a brownish colour in living individuals.
Representative pictures
1 specimen
Order “Rotaliida ”
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Family “Nummulitidae ”
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Genus “Cycloclypeus ”
Original description
Brady, H.B., 1881, Quart. J. Microscop. Scie. (London), 21, 31-71
Further reference
Holzmann M., Hohenegger J., Pawlowski J., 2003, J. For. Res., 33, 277-284
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Further reference
Holzmann, M., Berney, C., Hohenegger, J., 2006, Symbiosis, 42, 93-101
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Description
Hohenegger, J., Yordanova, E., Hatta, A., 2000, J. Foram. Res., 30, 3-28
Further reference
Hohenegger, J., 2009, Galaxea, Journal of Coral Reef Studies., 2, 81-89
General description
Large discoidal test with annular chambers divided into chamberlets by secondary septa. Brownish colour in living specimens due to diatom endosymbionts.
2 specimens
Order “Miliolida ”
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Family “Peneroplidae ”
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Genus “Dendritina ”
Original description
Hatta, A., Ujiie, H., 1992, Bull. Coll. Scie. Univ. Ryukyus, 49-119
Further reference
Holzmann M., Hohenegger J., Hallock P., Piller W.E., Pawlowski J., 2001, Mar. Micropal., 43, 57-74
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Description
Hohenegger, J., Yordanova, E., Nakano, N., Tatzreiter, F., 1999, Mar. Micropal., 109-168
General description
D. zhengae has an evolute planispiral test that becomes uncoiled in later portions. The aperture is dendritic. Living specimens are distinguished by a purple colour due to rhodophycean endosymbionts.
Representative pictures
1 specimen
Order “Rotaliida ”
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Family “Calcarinidae ”
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Genus “Neorotalia ”
Original description
Orbigny, A.D., , 1839, 2
Revision
Hottinger, L., Halicz, E., Reiss, Z., 1991, J. Paleontol., 65, 18-33
Description
Renema, W., Hoeksema, B., W., van Hinte, J., E., 2001, Zool. Verh. Leiden, 334, 115-149
General description
Trochospirally coiled test, involute on umbilical side. More or less biconvex in side view. Chambers in the last whorl with one triangular spine each.
1 specimen
Order “Rotaliida ”
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Family “Nummulitidae ”
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Genus “Nummulites ”
Original description
Fichtel, L., Moll, J., P., C., 1798, Vienna, Camesina
Further reference
Holzmann M., Hohenegger J., Pawlowski J., 2003, J. For. Res., 33, 277-284
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Further reference
Holzmann, M., Berney, C., Hohenegger, J., 2006, Symbiosis, 42, 93-101
(3.03 MB )
Description
Hohenegger, J., Yordanova, E., Hatta, A., 2000, J. Foram. Res., 30, 3-28
Description
Hottinger, L., 1977, Mémoires du Muséum National d`Histoire Naturelle, Paris., 40, Série C, 1-159
General description
Involute test, planispirally enrolled with undivided chambers. Living specimens are brownish due to diatom endosymbionts
Representative pictures
3 specimens
Order “Rotaliida ”
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Family “Nummulitidae ”
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Genus “Operculina ”
Original description
Gronovius, L., T., 1781, Haak et Cie (Leyden), Tome 3., 241-380
Description
Hohenegger, J., Yordanova, E., Hatta, A., 2000, J. Foram. Res., 30, 3-28
Further reference
Holzmann M., Hohenegger J., Pawlowski J., 2003, J. For. Res., 33, 277-284
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Further reference
Holzmann, M., Berney, C., Hohenegger, J., 2006, Symbiosis, 42, 93-101
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General description
Semiinvolute test with undivided chambers and ornamented surface.Brownish colour in living specimens due to diatom symbionts.
2 specimens
Order “Rotaliida ”
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Family “Nummulitidae ”
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Genus “Operculina ”
Original description
DeFrance, M., J., L., 1822, Tome 25, Dictionnaire des Sciences Naturelles, F. G. Levrault, Paris, 453
Description
Hohenegger, J., Yordanova, E., Hatta, A., 2000, J. Foram. Res., 30, 3-28
Further reference
Holzmann, M., Berney, C., Hohenegger, J., 2006, Symbiosis, 42, 93-101
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General description
Flat test, semiinvolute to evolute, scarcely covered with knobs. Chambers are undivided. Living specimens show a brownish colour caused by diatom symbionts.
Representative pictures
4 specimens
Order “Rotaliida ”
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Family “Nummulitidae ”
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Genus “Operculina ”
Original description
Orbigny, A. D’, 1826, Annales du Museum d’Histoire Naturelles, Paris, 7, 1-275
Description
Hohenegger, J., Yordanova, E., Hatta, A., 2000, J. Foram. Res., 30, 3-28
Further reference
Holzmann, M., Berney, C., Hohenegger, J., 2006, Symbiosis, 42, 93-101
(3.03 MB )
General description
Involute test with prominent surface ornamentation and undivided chambers. Brownish colour in living specimens caused by diatom symbionts.
Representative pictures
2 specimens
Order “Rotaliida ”
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Family “Nummulitidae ”
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Genus “Operculina ”
Original description
Cushman, A., J., 1921, U. S. Nat. Mus. Bull. Washington, D. C., USA, 4
Further reference
Holzmann, M., Berney, C., Hohenegger, J., 2006, Symbiosis, 42, 93-101
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Description
Yordanova, E., Hohenegger, J., 2004, Micropaleontology, 50, 149-177
General description
Flat semiinvolute to evolute tests and nearly smooth test surfaces, scarcely covered with knobs. O. elegans resemblesin these aspects O.complanata. What distinguishes the two species are septal flaps that are smooth in O. elegans and folded in O. complanata. Brownish colour in living specimens caused by diatom symbionts.
Representative pictures
1 specimen
Order “Rotaliida ”
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Family “Nummulitidae ”
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Genus “Operculinella ”
Original description
Carpenter, W., B., 1859, Royal Soc. London, Philos. Trans., 149, 1-41
Description
Hohenegger, J., Yordanova, E., Hatta, A., 2000, J. Foram. Res., 30, 3-28
Further reference
Holzmann, M., Berney, C., Hohenegger, J., 2006, Symbiosis, 42, 93-101
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General description
Smooth exterior, undivided chambers. External similarities in shape to N. venosus but is distinguished by the latter by the possession of trabeculae. Brownish colour in living specimens caused by diatom symbionts.
Representative pictures
2 specimens
Order “Miliolida ”
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Family “Soritidae ”
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Genus “Parasorites ”
Description
Levy, A., 1977, Bull. Cent. Rech. Explor.-Prod. Elf-Aquitaine, 393-449
Further reference
Holzmann M., Hohenegger J., Hallock P., Piller W.E., Pawlowski J., 2001, Mar. Micropal., 43, 57-74
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General description
Discoidal test with annular chambers that are subdivided into chamberlets. Green colour in living specimens is caused by chlorophycean endosymbionts. Occurence: Indopacific.
3 specimens
Order “Rotaliida ”
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Family “Nummulitidae ”
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Genus “Planoperculina ”
Original description
Hofker, J., 1933, Dansk Naturh. Foren. Kobenhavn, Vidensk. Meddel., Kobenhavn, Danmark., 148
Further reference
Holzmann, M., Berney, C., Hohenegger, J., 2006, Symbiosis, 42, 93-101
(3.03 MB )
Description
Hohenegger, J., Yordanova, E., Hatta, A., 2000, J. Foram. Res., 30, 3-28
General description
Flat and fragile test, chambers are incompletely divided by secondary septa into chamberlets. Surface ornamentation in form of knobs around the center of the test. Brownish colour in living specimens due to diatom symbionts.
1 specimen
Order “Rotaliida ”
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Family “Nummulitidae ”
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Genus “Planostegina ”
Original description
Hofker, J., 1927, In: Siboga Expeditie; Uitkomsten op zoologisch, botanisch, oceanographisch en geologisch gebied,versameld in Nedelandsch Oost-Indi 1899-1900 aan boord H.M. Siboga. Leiden, E. J. Brill, Monografen 4, 1-78
Further reference
Holzmann M., Hohenegger J., Pawlowski J., 2003, J. For. Res., 33, 277-284
(127 KB )
Further reference
Holzmann, M., Berney, C., Hohenegger, J., 2006, Symbiosis, 42, 93-101
(3.03 MB )
Description
Hohenegger, J., Yordanova, E., Hatta, A., 2000, J. Foram. Res., 30, 3-28
General description
Flat and thin test, chambers are divided by secondary septa into chamberlets. In P. operculinoides surface ornamentation is present in the form of knobs around the center of the test , it is less pronounced than in P. longisepta. Brownish colour in living specimens due to diatom symbionts.
2 specimens
