Taxon lists for studies of modern nannoplankton

Six studies in this special issue dealt with modern nannoplankton assemblages. In total during these studies 552 samples were analysed and about 180,000 specimens identified, from 152 species. This paper provides a unified list of taxa from these studies, records the presence/absence of each species...

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Published in:Marine micropaleontology 2000-06, Vol.39 (1-4), p.309-314
Main Authors: Jordan, R.W., Broerse, A.T.C., Hagino, K., Kinkel, H., Sprengel, C., Takahashi, K., Young, J.R.
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