- and not
protected by
coccoliths.
Coccoliths are
formed within the cell in
vesicles derived from the
golgi body. When the
coccolith is
complete these vesicles...
-
uncertain function called coccoliths,
which are also
important microfossils. However,
there are
Prymnesiophyceae species lacking coccoliths (e.g. in
genus Prymnesium)...
-
phytoplankton covered with
uniquely ornamented calcite disks called coccoliths.
Individual coccoliths are
abundant in
marine sediments although complete coccospheres...
-
articulate brachiopods,
planktonic (free-floating) foraminifera, and
coccoliths. High-magnesium
calcite skeletal grains are
typical of
benthic (bottom-dwelling)...
-
organic nature of
coccoliths after observing their aggregations, coccospheres.
Huxley then
changed his
views and
declared that
coccoliths are
skeletal elements...
- sea. The sea
bottom was
covered with
white mud
formed from
fragments of
coccoliths, the
skeletons of tiny
algae that
floated in the
surface waters and sank...
-
microscopic plates,
which are
called coccoliths, of
microscopic green algae known as coccolithop****s. In
addition to the
coccoliths, the
fossil debris includes...
- the
marine realm it saw the
first appearance among the
microplankton of
coccoliths and dinoflagellates, with the
latter linked to the
rapid diversification...
-
carbonate deposited by the s**** of
marine invertebrates, prin****lly
coccoliths),
found in the
upper Cretaceous of
Western Europe. The name Cretaceous...
- motile,
autotrophic phytoplankton that
produce CaCO3 plates,
known as
coccoliths, as part of
their life cycle. In the
Black Sea, the main
period of coccolithop****...
