...Jere H. Lipps; Martin R. Langer Abstract Foraminifera occur in the peculiar, meromictic Jellyfish Lake on Mecherchar Island in the Palau Archipelago (Western Caroline Islands). The lake is marine, 30 m deep, and characterized by both oxic and anoxic water layers separated by a distinct chemo...

..., called Mecherchar Jellyfish Lake, is located on Mecherchar Island, southern Palau (134° 20′ E, 7° 11′ N, up to 30 m maximum water depth). The lake consists of sinkholes or karst-like features within the limestone island that are connected by fissures and tunnels to the open ocean. It is characterized...

... benthic foraminifers from Mecherchar Jellyfish Lake (Ongerul Tketau Uet), Palau. —Micronesica, v. 37, 2005, p. 215–233, 1 figure, 2 tables, 3 plates. —“A sediment core taken from Mecherchar Jellyfish Lake (officially called Ongerul Tketau Uet), a marine lake in the Republic of Palau, was initially...

... of foraminiferal tests in Brazilian environments: comparison between polluted and non-polluted areas : Marine Micropaleontology , v. 45 , p. 151 – 168 . Gregory , M. R. , 1973 , Benthonic foraminifera from a mangrove swamp, Whhangaparapara, Great Barrier Island : Tane , v. 19 , p. 193 – 204...

...°42′33.73″E) and an unnamed pond near the southern bank of the mouth of the Sihchong River (22°3′55.36″N, 120°42′33.73″E), Checheng Township, western Hengchun Peninsula, Southern Taiwan. Type level . Recent. Etymology . The specific name denotes the type locality (i.e., the Taiwan Island...

... cave entrances ( Fichez, 1990 , van Hengstum and others, 2009a ). Bermudian caves are collapsed karst features in a Carbonate Cover Island according to the Carbonate Island Karst Model ( Mylroie and Mylroie, 2007 ). This is because Bermudian geology is characterized by a basalt core overlain...