-
microscopic marine organisms such as
diatoms and
radiolarians.
Other components of
siliceous oozes near
continental margins may
include terrestrially...
-
remains of
radiolarians. This term is also used for
indurated radiolarian oozes and
sometimes as a
synonym of
radiolarian earth. However,
radiolarian earth...
- The
Radiolarian Ooze is the
second album from Manorexia, it was
released in 2002 by
Ectopic Ents. Like its predecessor,
Volvox Turbo, The
Radiolarian Ooze...
-
skeletal remains of some
types of
radiolarians make up a
large part of the
cover of the
ocean floor as
siliceous ooze. Due to
their rapid change as species...
- pteropod, and
radiolarian oozes.
Oozes are also
classified and
named according to
their mineralogy, i.e.
calcareous or
siliceous oozes.
Whatever their...
- classified. The
primary types of
microorganisms used to
classify ooze are
radiolarians and
diatoms (siliceous), and coccolithop****s and
foraminifera (calcareous)...
- the term
radiolarian ooze for the
silica deposits of
radiolarian s****
brought to the
surface during the
Challenger expedition. A
biogenic ooze is a pelagic...
-
their s****
which aid in buoyancy.
Oozes that are
dominated by
diatom or
radiolarian tests are
called siliceous oozes. Like the
siliceous sediments, the...
- the term
radiolarian ooze for the
silica deposits of
radiolarian s****
brought to the
surface during the
Challenger Expedition. A
biogenic ooze is a pelagic...
-
contains the
silicon skeletal remains of diatoms, silicoflagellates, and
radiolarians.
Precambrian cherts are
notable for the
presence of
fossil cyanobacteria...
