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Parabolivina peruensis Resig, 1992
Description Resig, J. M. (1992). Parabolivina peruensis, a new oxygen minimum foraminifer from the Peru margin. The Journal of Foraminiferal Research. 22(1): 30-33., available online at https://doi.org/10.2113/gsjfr.22.1.30page(s): p. 30 pl. 1 fig. 1-10 (holotype figs. 1-3).
1 Side view of holotype, X57, ODP Sample 112-679D-2H-CC, 2 Edge view, X39, ODP Sample 112-679D-3H-CC, 3 Apertural view showing crescent-shaped aperture bordered by a gutter and imperforate apertural face, X80, ODP Sample 112-679D- 2H-CC, 4 Apertural view of juvenile, x 105, ODP Sample 112-679D-3H-CC, 5 Side view of specimen with areal, round aperture and twisted test, x 6 3 , ODP Sample 1 12-679D-3H-2, 130-135.6 Side view of specimen with twisted test, X35, ODP Sample 112-679D-3H-CC, 7a, b Side view of specimen X45, and enlargement showing imperforate proloculus beside initial perforate chamber, X 180. ODP Sample 112-679D-2H-CC, 8a, b Edge view of broken specimen X64, and enlargement showing denticulate toothplate and its attachment to gutter bordering foramen, X285, ODP Sample I 12-679D-2H-CC, 9a, b Edge view of broken specimen x 6 6 , and enlargement showing confluence of gutter from aperture to foramen by means of the toothplate, X322. ODP Sample 112-679D-2H-CC, 10 Enlargement of broken specimen showing toothplate connecting foramen and the radial arrangement of crystals in the wall, X 157, ODP Sample 112-679D-2H-CC. PNG file - 686.03 kB - 847 x 986 pixels added on 2025-09-0539 viewsWoRMS taxa Parabolivina peruensis Resig, 1992 †checked Le Coze, François 2025-09-05
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