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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Corals, Fossil"”.

  1. The value of the internal structure of fossil corals as an aid to classification

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  2. Factors Affecting Epithecal Growth Lines in Four Coral Species, with Paleontological Implications

    … a serious problem for anyone counting lines in corals, especially from a few specimens; therefore conclusions based on such counts seem hazardous on fossil corals for which the environmental factors are unknown.</p> <p>For M. annularis, the number of lines increased with the frequency of the …

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  3. The influence of differential production and dissolution on the stable isotope composition of planktonic foraminifera

    … dwelling benthonic foraminifera and hermatypic corals. They show that photosynthesis of symbiotic algae within these organisms increases the amount of metabolic C02 incorporated into the skeleton which consequently becomes isotopically lighter. Because shallow dwelling planktonic foraminifera …

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  4. Ordovician corals of the Williston Basin periphery

    <p> Tabulate and rugose corals are described from the Ordovician Red River) Stony Mountain, and Stonewall Formations in southern Manitoba and the Ordovician Bighorn Formation in northern Wyoming. Fifty-four species, 12 of which are new, are distributed in 20 genera. The Flower Model of coral …

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