-
organic material.
Tests lack
pores and
generally have
multiple chambers.
Miliolids,
which range from the
Carboniferous to recent, are
benthic Foraminifera...
- a
small ovoid test, up to 0.5 mm long with
chambers arranged as in the
miliolid Quinqueloculina.
Chambers are
slightly more than half a coil in length...
- Carboniferous,
Miliolid foraminifera first appeared in the
fossil record,
having diverged from the
spirillinids within the Tubothalamea.
Miliolids suffered...
-
Miliolidae is a
family in the
superfamily Milioloidea of
miliolid foraminifera.
Miliolacea on www.itis.gov v t e...
-
Quinqueloculina is a
genus of
foraminifera in the
family Miliolidae. As with all
miliolids the test of
Quinqueloculina is
composed of imperforate,
porcelaneous calcite...
- is a
subfamily in the
family Miliolidae of
miliolid foraminifera.
HAAKE (1971). "ULTRASTRUCTURES OF
MILIOLID WALLS".
Journal of
Foraminiferal Research...
- a
pitted structure, but it is not
perforated by holes. "Cornuspirid"
miliolids apparently lack any extrados. A "monocrystalline" test
structure has traditionally...
-
Idialina in the
miliolid family Hauerinidae.
Prior to, it was
included in the
Treatise (Loeblich and Tappan, (1964)), in the
miliolid subfamily Miliolinae...
-
Cornuspiroidea comprise a
superfamily of
miliolid forams in
which the test may be free or attached,
planispiral or trochospiral,
evolute or involute, spreading...
- The
Soritoidea is a
group of
miliolid benthic foraminifera with
porcellaneous tests. They take on a
variety of
growth forms but
typically have many chambers...
