Describe what you see in the picture at these points:Aperture: Chambers: Periphery: Pores: Proloculus: Septum (last): Shell: Sutures: Umbo: Whorls: Habitat: Geologic Range:Please determine as below:1- Determine oceanic environmental zones, and pollution influences in coastal waters.2- Determine ancient ocean environmental conditions of temperature, depth, salinity Describe the foraminifera (Globocassidulina) in the picture.Aperture:Chambers:Periphery:Pores:Proloculus:GlobocassidulinaSeptum (last):Shell:Sutures:Umbo:Whorls:Habitat:Geologic Range:Please determine as below:1- Determine oceanic environmental zones, and pollution influences in coastal waters.2- Determine ancient ocean environmental conditions of temperature, depth, salinity.

INTRODUCTION Foraminifera are single-celled organisms, members of a phylum or class of amoeboid…

Describe what you see in the picture at these points: Aperture: Chambers: Periphery: Pores: Proloculus: Septum (last): Shell: Sutures: Umbo: Whorls: Habitat: Geologic Range: Please determine as below: 1- Determine oceanic environmental zones, and pollution influences in coastal waters. 2- Determine ancient ocean environmental conditions of temperature, depth, salinity

Describe what you see in the picture at these points: Aperture: Chambers: Periphery: Pores: Proloculus: Septum (last): Shell: Sutures: Umbo: Whorls: Habitat: Geologic Range: Please determine as below: 1- Determine oceanic environmental zones, and pollution influences in coastal waters. 2- Determine ancient ocean environmental conditions of temperature, depth, salinity

BIOLOGY:CONCEPTS+APPL.(LOOSELEAF)

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Chapter20: The Protists

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