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Volume 53,

Number 2,

April 2023

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Quantitative Surface Morphology of Ammonia CF. Beccarii and Ammonia Parkinsoniana by Atomic Force Microscopy: Taxonomic Potential

Favocassidulina Tuberculata N. SP., A New Benthic Foraminifer from the Portuguese Continental Slope

Revisiting the Biostratigraphic Range and Possible Cause of the First and Last Occurrence of Globigerinoides Ruber (Pink) in the Northern Indian Ocean

Paleoecological Inferences for Turborotalita Nikolasi (Koutsoukos, 2014) Based on Stable Carbon and Oxygen Isotopes

Distribution of Foraminiferal Assemblages in Contemporary Bottom Sediments of Qua-Iboe River Estuary, Southeast Nigeria

Stratigraphic and Paleoenvironmental Studies on the Lower Eocene Succession at El-Guss Abu Said Plateau, Farafra Oasis, Western Desert, Egypt

Multispecies Planktonic and Benthic Foraminiferal Stable Isotopes from North Atlantic Subtropical Site 558: Thermocline Intensification During the Mid-Miocene Climate Transition

Contemporary Salt-Marsh Foraminifera from Southern California and Implications for Reconstructing Late Holocene Sea-Level Changes

Obituary for Martin A. Buzas (1‐30‐1934 to 11‐08‐2022)

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88 Quantitative Surface Morphology of Ammonia CF. Beccarii and Ammonia Parkinsoniana by Atomic Force Microscopy: Taxonomic Potential

84 TEST FUSION IN ADULT FORAMINIFERA: A REVIEW WITH NEW OBSERVATIONS OF AN EARLY EOCENE NUMMULITES SPECIMEN

56 Multispecies Planktonic and Benthic Foraminiferal Stable Isotopes from North Atlantic Subtropical Site 558: Thermocline Intensification During the Mid-Miocene Climate Transition

52 Contemporary Salt-Marsh Foraminifera from Southern California and Implications for Reconstructing Late Holocene Sea-Level Changes

51 Paleoecological Inferences for Turborotalita Nikolasi (Koutsoukos, 2014) Based on Stable Carbon and Oxygen Isotopes

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