One hundred and forty‐four published successions of shallow‐water carbonates, deposited
between the Palaeocene and the Miocene, from the Levant to the Himalayas, have been re …

Rotaliids are one of the groups of larger foraminifera that quickly recolonized the shallow-
water environments after the mass extinction at the end of the Cretaceous. Here we present …

In the central-eastern Sirt Basin, enigmatic Intisar domal structures host significant
hydrocarbon accumulations. These structures have been commonly interpreted as pinnacle …

Soritids are a successful group of larger Foraminifera with several extant representatives
that display a complex alternation of generations, the so-called paratrimorphic life cycle …

Abstract The Maldives Archipelago is an isolated tropical carbonate platform in the Indian
Ocean that includes diverse reef and perireef modern environments. We provide a study of …

The present study deals with the ecology and phylogenetic relationships among species of
the genera Ornatorotalia, Granorotalia, and Risananeiza belonging to the Family …

Abstract From the upper Maastrichtian (Tarbur Fm.) and Paleocene of Iran, 20 species of
scleractinian corals belonging to 17 genera and 14 families, and one species of the …

Specimens classically cited in foraminiferal literature as Cocoarota orali Inan, 2003 are here
instead considered as Valvulineria orali (Inan, 2003) comb. nov. This species is widely …

The Miocene transgression in central and southern Apennines is commonly represented by
a sharp contact between shallow-water open-marine bioclastic limestones and the …

An important shallow marine deposit is described and illustrated with focus on the
systematics and biostratigraphy of larger foraminifera from three stratigraphic sections of the …