Foraminifera; Their Classification and Economic Use

Contents: Introduction; I. The Living Animal II. the test III. collecting and preparing material IV. Methods of study V. Economic use VI. Geographic Distribution VII. Geologic Distribution Vii. Trimorphism IX. Classification X. Research problems concerning the foraminifera XI. systematic arrangement of the foraminifera; family 1. allogromiidae, family 2. astrorhizidae, family 3. rhizamminidae, family 4. saccamminidae, family 5. hyperamminidae, family 6. reophacidae, family 7. ammodiscidae, family 8. lituolidae, family 9. textulariidae, family 10. verneuilinidae, family 11. valvulinidae, family 12. fusulinidae, family 13. loftusiidae, family 14. neusinidae, family 15. silicinidae, family 16. miliolidae, family 17. ophthalmidiidae, family 18. fischerinidae, family 19. trochamminidae, family 20. placopsilinidae, family 21. orbitolinidae, family 22. lagenidae, family 23. polymorphinidae, family 24. nonionidae, family 25. camerinidae, family 26. peneroplidae, family 27. alveolinellidae, family 28. keramosphaeridae, family 29. heterohelicidae, family 30. buliminidae, family 31. ellipsoidinidae, family 32. rataliidae, family 33. pegiddidae, family 34. amphistenginidae, family 35. calcarinidae, family 36. cymbaloporidae, family 37. cassidulinidae, family 38. chilostomellidae, family 39. globigerinidae, family 40. hantkeninidae, family 41. globorotaliidae, family 42. anomalinidae, family 43. planorbulinidae, family 44. rupertiidae, family 45. victoriellidae, family 46. homotremidae, family 47. orbitoidiae