Recent planktonic foraminifera,N orth Atlantic

New edition in English!Grzybowski Foundation Special Publication, 24, 159 pp.Hardcover For the classification of foraminifera their shells are an essential basis.In this catalog typical forms are skillfully selected and systematically presented including descriptions and pictures.A subject index is helpful with explanations and shows variations of the shell characteristics in an overview. W. Rönnfeld, 2020.

Foraminifer: Robulus sp.Micropaleontological specimen in cell 26 x 76 cm, labelled.Age: OligoceneLocality: Flonheim, Rheinhessen, Germany

Age: OligoceneLocality: Rheinhessen, GermanyMicropaleontological specimen.Colors on pictures may differ slightly from the original specimen due to technical reasons.

Place of discovery: Okinawa, Japanarranged in a circle on microscope slide (26 x 76mm)

Recent foraminifera.The first picture shows an enlarged image.Locality: Frankokastello, Crete, GreeceSupplied in a Krantz cell (dimensions: 26x76 mm).Colors on product photos may differ slightly from those of the original specimen for technical reasons.Our pictures are for reference only, when purchasing you will receive a piece of comparable quality.

Recent foraminifera.The second picture shows an enlarged image.Locality: Capo Falcone, Stintino Peninsula, Sardinia, ItalySupplied in a Krantz cell (dimensions: 26x76 mm).Colors on product photos may differ slightly from those of the original specimen for technical reasons.

Recent foraminifera.The sample contains pink fragments that look like coral fragments.In fact, these are also foraminifera fragments of the genus Homotrema, which is often seen in seawater aquariums.The second picture shows an enlarged image.Locality: Santa Caterina di Pittinuri, Sardinia, ItalySupplied in a Krantz cell (dimensions: 26x76 mm)Colors on product photos may differ slightly from those of the original specimen for technical reasons.The images are for reference only, you will receive an item of comparable quality with your purchase.