- or ****ually
reproducing haploid form, is megalospheric—that is, its
proloculus, or
first chamber, is
proportionally large. The
gamont is also
known as...
- outline, only up to 0.2Â mm in the
greatest dimension;
begins with an oval
proloculus followed by
planispirally coiled elongate tubular chambers one-half coil...
- Textulariida.
tests (or s****) are made of
agglutinated grains and
consist of a
proloculus (the
initial chamber)
followed by an
enrolled tubular second chamber open...
-
index fossil. The test of the
organism has the
shape of a cone, with the
proloculus (initial chamber) at the apex of the cone and
increasingly large cuplike...
-
Foraminifera within the
Involutinida that
produced calcareous tests with a
proloculus followed by an
undivided trochospirally enrolled tubular second chamber...
- the present.
Hemigordiopsids are
characterized by
tests in
which the
proloculus, or
first chamber, is
followed by an
undivided tubular second chamber...
-
Tests are non
septate and
consist of a
single chamber following the
proloculus.
These are the
Ammodiscacea of the
Textulariina in the
Treatise Part C...
-
trochospirally coiled tubular second chamber wound around the
initial proloculus, and
which may have
thickenings or
nodes on one or both sides. This family...
-
characterized by
multilocular tests, (more than one
chamber after the
proloculus), in a
uniserial arrangement. Loeblich,
Alfred R.; Tappan,
Helen (1964)...
-
Cornuspiracea that
comprises genera that can be free or attached, in
which the
proloculus is
followed by an
undivided tubular or
spreading second chamber. Commonly...
