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(Table 6) Stratigraphic ranges and relative abundances of Paleogene planktoni...
Abundance: S = very rare or single specimen (1-3 specimens); R = rare (<3 %); F = few (3-15 %); C = common (15-30 %); A = abundant (>30 %); - = not present; ? = doubtful... -
(Table 5) Stratigraphic ranges and relative abundances of Paleogene planktoni...
Abundance: S = very rare or single specimen (1-3 specimens); R = rare (<3 %); F = few (3-15 %); C = common (15-30 %); A = abundant (>30 %); - = not present; ? = doubtful... -
(Table 4) Stratigraphic ranges and relative abundances of Paleogene planktoni...
Abundance: S = very rare or single specimen (1-3 specimens); R = rare (<3 %); F = few (3-15 %); C = common (15-30 %); A = abundant (>30 %); - = not present; ? = doubtful... -
(Table 3) Stratigraphic ranges and relative abundances of Paleogene planktoni...
Abundance: S = very rare or single specimen (1-3 specimens); R = rare (<3 %); F = few (3-15 %); C = common (15-30 %); A = abundant (>30 %); - = not present; ? = doubtful... -
(Table 2) Stratigraphic ranges and relative abundances of Paleogene planktoni...
Abundance: S = very rare or single specimen (1-3 specimens); R = rare (<3 %); F = few (3-15 %); C = common (15-30 %); A = abundant (>30 %); - = not present; ? = doubtful... -
(Table 2) Ranges of middle Eocene through Holocene planktonic foraminifera in...
Species abundance: A = abundant (>25%), C = common (16-25%), F = few (6-15%), R = rare (<1%), ? = questionable, - = absent. Size fraction = >63 µm -
(Table 1) Ranges of Paleocene to middle Eocene planktonic foraminifera in ODP...
Species abundance: A = abundant (>25%), C = common (16-25%), F = few (6-15%), R = rare (<1%), ? = questionable, - = absent. Size fraction = >63 µm
