2018
DOI: 10.21072/978-5-907118-84-3
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Soft-shelled foraminifera of the Black Sea and the Sea of Azov

Abstract: Монография представляет собой первую сводку, посвященную одной из групп бентосных протистов Чёрного и Азовского морей -мягкораковинным фораминиферам. Основной объект -моноталамусные фораминиферы, обладающие нежными белковыми раковинами, не подверженные фоссилизации, не попадают в поле зрения микропалеонтологов и геологов, что ограничивает возможности изучения некогда существовавших фораминифер и истории их видообразования, решения важных вопросов палеогеографии данных протистов. Главная задача авторов -познако… Show more

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“…Allogromiids were first discovered in 2013 and 2015 in areas of Sivash characterized by different salinities (Sergeeva, 2016;Sergeeva, Anikeeva, 2018). According to our current data, published in part, Bellarium rotundum Anikeeva, Sergeeva et Gooday, 2013, Allogromiid sp.…”
Section: Supergroupmentioning
confidence: 59%
“…Allogromiids were first discovered in 2013 and 2015 in areas of Sivash characterized by different salinities (Sergeeva, 2016;Sergeeva, Anikeeva, 2018). According to our current data, published in part, Bellarium rotundum Anikeeva, Sergeeva et Gooday, 2013, Allogromiid sp.…”
Section: Supergroupmentioning
confidence: 59%
“…Foraminifera in general play an important role in the transfer of bacterial and algal products to higher trophic levels. It known from our own observations (Sergeeva et al, 2017;Sergeeva, Anikeeva, 2018) and published studies (e.g., Lipps, Valentine, 1970;Murray, 2006;Suhr et al, 2008), that these protists are omnivorous, feeding on small bacteria, algae, pollen of terrestrial vegetation, fragments of marine mycelial fungi, as well as on protozoans and multicellular invertebrates. In turn, they serve as an important source of food for many benthic invertebrates in various habitats.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 90%
“…However, it is now recognized that they are an important component of benthic communities in this area. They are numerous and widely distributed from the coastal zone (normoxia conditions) to 300 m depth, where hypoxia and anoxia are associated with hydrogen sulfide , 2014, 2018Gooday et al, 2011;Sergeeva et al, 2012Sergeeva et al, , 2017Anikeeva et al, 2013;Sergeeva, 2016).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…In some areas, i.e. the entrance to the Taganrog Bay, R. harrisii has been even recognized as a dominant species in the community according to the data of a small grab survey [Makarevich et al, 2000;Sergeeva, Burkatsky, 2002].…”
Section: Distribution Of Harris Mud Crab In the Black And Azov Seasmentioning
confidence: 99%