- and
intricate skeletons,
radiolarians represent an
important diagnostic fossil found from the
Cambrian onwards.
Radiolarians have many needle-like pseudopods...
- diatoms,
radiolarians come in many
shapes Also like diatoms,
radiolarian s**** are
usually made of
silicate However acantharian radiolarians have s****...
- N****ellarian
radiolarians can be in
symbiosis with
dinoflagellates Dinoflagellates often live in
symbiosis with
other organisms. Many n****ellarian
radiolarians house...
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- such as
diatoms and
radiolarians, use
silica to form
skeletons through a
process known as biomineralization.
Diatoms and
radiolarians have
evolved to uptake...
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consists mostly of
remains of
radiolarians. When the
remains are well-cemented with silica, it is
known as
radiolarian chert. Many show
evidence of a...
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remains of
radiolarians. This term is also used for
indurated radiolarian oozes and
sometimes as a
synonym of
radiolarian earth. However,
radiolarian earth...
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notably sea
urchins and
microorganisms such as
testate foraminiferans,
radiolarians, and
testate amoebae. The term is also
applied to the
covering of scale...
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based on
radiolarian fossils extracted from
chert samples,
indicates a late
Pliensbachian to
early Toarcian age. The
presence of key
radiolarian taxa, such...
