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The most abundant species account for 95.47 per cent of the total available ostracod fauna , and are illustrated in Figures 3-5 . These results allow me to supplement the distributional data presented in Parts I and II ( Dingle 1992 ...
The most abundant species account for 95.47 per cent of the total available ostracod fauna , and are illustrated in Figures 3-5 . These results allow me to supplement the distributional data presented in Parts I and II ( Dingle 1992 ...
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Variation of simple species diversity of total fauna with latitude . The complete latitudinal range of each species has been used and the assumption is that the species occurs at all sample sites between these limits .
Variation of simple species diversity of total fauna with latitude . The complete latitudinal range of each species has been used and the assumption is that the species occurs at all sample sites between these limits .
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Consequently , the ' relict ' ostracod fauna is a mixed assemblage of specimens ranging in age from 0 to 7 000 years - the so - called post - glacial category , in contrast to the ' modern ' , extant category .
Consequently , the ' relict ' ostracod fauna is a mixed assemblage of specimens ranging in age from 0 to 7 000 years - the so - called post - glacial category , in contrast to the ' modern ' , extant category .
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100 specimens abundant species Ambostracon flabellicostata Ambostracon keeleri apatite Australoecia fulleri Austroaurila rugosa authigenic Average Bairdoppilata simplex Bensonia k bottom sediments Buntonia bremneri Buntonia deweti Buntonia gibbera Buntonia namaquaensis Buntonia rogersi Buntonia rosenfeldi CaCO3 Glauconite Phosphorite calcium carbonate Cape Columbine Cape Peninsula cent Chrysocythere craticula continental shelf Coquimba birchi Correlation coefficients Cytherella dromedaria Cytheropteron trinodosum Cytheropteron whatleyi Dingle Dissolved oxygen Organic Doratocythere exilis environmental parameters fauna Fe CaCO3 Glauconite Henryhowella melobesioides Incongruellina venusta Indet knysnaensis Krithe capensis Krithe spatularis Kunene River Lüderitz Macrocypris cf matter Depth Latitude metuenda ml/l MORG Namaqualand Neocaudites lordi Neocaudites osseus Neocytherideis boomeri Orange River Organic matter Depth ostracod oxygen Organic matter Palmoconcha walvisbaiensis Paracypris lacrimata Poseidonamicus panopsus Pseudokeijella lepralioides robusta Ruggieria cytheropteroides S.D. Range Salinity Dissolved oxygen Sand Mud Opal sea-floor sediments sediments south-western Africa SWCA taxa temperature and salinity Temperature Salinity Dissolved terrigenous upwelling Urocythereis arcana Walvis Bay Walvis Ridge Xestoleberis africana Xestoleberis hartmanni
Bibliographic information
| Title | Annals of the South African Museum, Volume 103, Issue 7 Annals of the South African Museum, South African Museum |
| Author | South African Museum |
| Publisher | West, Newman & Company for the trustees of the Museum, 1994 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 22 Jul 2016 |
| ISBN | 0868131512, 9780868131511 |
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