The German zoologist Ernst Haeckel's detailed drawings of radiolarian exoskeletons from the 1870s is as much art as science. Radiolarians are really tiny creatures, usually between 0.1 and 0.2 ...

Examples of radiolarians, a type of microplankton. These tiny lifeforms need normal salinity seawater with plenty of nutrients including silica to grow and maintain their glassy shells.

Notwithstanding the noir ambience of the closing cut, a piano jazz trio reading of "Baby Let Me Follow You Down," Radiolarians II assaults more than it insinuates. As such, the basis of Medeski Martin ...

Radiolarians are marine protists renowned for their intricate silica skeletons, which serve not only as a testament to their biological complexity but also as valuable archives of past and present ...

Be able to answer these questions: 1. Fill out separate Critter Charts for foraminifera, radiolarians and diatoms. 2. Why are foraminiferans so useful to geologists? 3. Look at fig. 9.7. Note the ...