A SECTIONING METHOD USING NAIL POLISH FOR OBSERVATION OF THE INTERNAL STRUCTURE OF DISK-SHAPED POLYCYSTINE RADIOLARIANS

Examinations of the internal structures of microfossils provide important information about phylogenetic relationships and growth patterns. the internal structure of microfossils was first observed by sectioning during the late nineteenth century (e.g., Schlumberger, 1893, 1896), and further section...

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Published in:Journal of paleontology 2007-01, Vol.81 (1), p.216-219
Main Authors: OGANE, KAORU, SUZUKI, NORITOSHI
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Air conditioning
Family structure
Grinding
Ice
Invertebrata
invertebrate
Methods
Microfossils
Micropaleontology
microscope methods
Microscopy
morphology
Nail polish
PALEONTOLOGICAL NOTE
Paleontological Notes
Paleontology
preparation
Problems
Protista
Radio observatories
Radiolaria
Scanning electron microscopy
Skeleton
Specimens
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Family structure
Grinding
Ice
Invertebrata
invertebrate
Methods
Microfossils
Micropaleontology
microscope methods
Microscopy
morphology
Nail polish
PALEONTOLOGICAL NOTE
Paleontological Notes
Paleontology
preparation
Problems
Protista
Radio observatories
Radiolaria
Scanning electron microscopy
Skeleton
Specimens
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