New Zealand Journal of Marine and Freshwater Research abstracts
Schackoinella antarctica, a new species of Foraminiferida (Glabratellidae)
BARBARA L. WARD
Antarctic Research Centre Research School of Earth Sciences Victoria University of Wellington Private Bag, Wellington, New Zealand
Abstract The new species
Schackoinella antarctica is described from seafloor sediments in McMurdo Sound and from raised beach samples on Ross Island. This species is a rare calcareous form, averaging 0.1 mm in size, and was found in water 80 to 620 m deep in McMurdo Sound. No live specimens have been recovered. Forms belonging to this genus have also been found in India, Western Australia, Austria, and possibly Poland.
Keywords Antarctica; McMurdo Sound; Fora-minifera; raised beaches; Schackoinella antarctica; S. sarmatica; Rosalina imperatoria
New Zealand Journal of Marine and Freshwater Research, 1987, Vol. 21: 621-625 0028-8330/87/2104-0621$2.50/0 © Crown copyright 1987 Received 5 September 1986; accepted 23 January 1987.
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