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16. Radiolaria - Deep Sea Drilling Project

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M. G. PETRUSHEVSKAYA, G. E. KOZLOVA<br />

Sample<br />

1A-2, 12-14 cm<br />

1A-2, 78-80 cm<br />

1A-3, 5-7 cm<br />

1A-3, 76-78 cm<br />

1A-4, 5-7 cm<br />

1A-4, 80-82 cm<br />

1A-5, 5-7 cm<br />

1A-CC<br />

2A-4, 5-7 cm<br />

2A-5, 5-7 cm<br />

2A-5, 80-82 cm<br />

2A-6, 2-4 cm<br />

1-2, MID<br />

1-3, 80-85 cm<br />

1-4<br />

1-5, 80-85 cm<br />

1-6, 80-85 cm<br />

1-CC<br />

2-1, TOP<br />

2-1<br />

2-2, TOP<br />

2-3<br />

2-CC<br />

Abundance<br />

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TABLE 12<br />

<strong>Radiolaria</strong>ns at Holes 144 and 144A<br />

Lithochytris sp. A<br />

Desmospyris sp. aff. D. lata<br />

Pterocanium ? satelles<br />

Plectodiscus circularis<br />

Eusyringium striata<br />

Lithocampium sp. A<br />

Becoma bidarfensis<br />

Podocyrtis argulus<br />

Podocyrtis papalis<br />

Theocampe mongolfieri<br />

Periphaena decora<br />

Dendrospyris didiceros group<br />

Eusyringium fistuligerum<br />

Calocycloma ampulla<br />

Lampterium chalara<br />

Anthocyrtella spatiosa group<br />

Stylatractus coronatus<br />

Heliodiscus hexasteriscus<br />

Heliodiscus pentasteriscus<br />

Porodiscus concentricus<br />

Lithochytris sp. 0<br />

Lithochytris sp. T<br />

Astractinium aristotelis<br />

Trigonactinium pithagorae<br />

Tholodiscus splendens<br />

Lophophaena capito group<br />

Lithocyclia ocellus sens. str.<br />

Thyrsocyrtis triacantha<br />

Theocampe sp. aff. T. gemmata<br />

Eucyrtidium sp. aff. E. montiparum |<br />

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six. It differs from Echinomma leptodermum in shape and number<br />

of the pores, in the number of spines, and in the dimensions of the<br />

third shell.<br />

From the Cannartus petterssoni Zone till Recent. Earlier forms<br />

of that very type existed, but they differ from the species in<br />

question by having a thicker, heavier third shell with smaller pores.<br />

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Genus HALIOMETTA Haeckel, emend.<br />

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Haliometta Haeckel, 1887, p. 233; Campbell, 1954, p. 62. Type<br />

species Haliomma circumtextum (Haeckel, 1887, pi. 28, fig. 7).<br />

The test consists of three (rarely four) shells. The first is<br />

irregular, about 20 µ in diameter. The first and second (so-called<br />

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