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Article: Larger Foraminifera and seas through time

Special Papers in Palaeontology - No. 12 - Cover Image
Publication: Special Papers in Palaeontology
Number: 12
Thematic Volume: Organisms and continents through time: a symposium
Edited By: N. F. Hughes
Publication Date: 1973
Page(s): 155 168
Authored By: F. C. Dilley
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DILLEY, F. C. 1973. The biogeography of some Cainozoic Ostracoda. In HUGHES, N. F. (ed.). Organisms and continents through time. Special Papers in Palaeontology12, 155–168.

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Abstract

The broad features of larger foraminifera1 distribution through their history from Late Palaeozoic times on are outlined on the appropriate Symposium Base Maps, and briefly discussed in the context of such maps. Major postulates in plate tectonics and continental drift theory, viz. the opening of the Atlantic Ocean and the flight of India and Australasia are considered in relation to evidence from this group of organisms.

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