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This handbook
in two volumes offers a heretofore
unavailable compilation of detailed
information on foraminifera of the
Caspian-Black Sea-Mediterranean Corridors
(“CORRIDORS”), including their taxonomy,
ecology, and applications in the study of
Quaternary stratigraphy, paleogeographic
reconstruction, and environmental stress.
This subject is significant in light of
the ongoing debates regarding the Flood
Hypotheses because foraminifera can
provide more information about many of the
disputed questions. Foraminifera are
highly reliable paleoenvironmental
indicators, ubiquitous in marine
environments, and taxonomically diverse,
which gives them the potential for a wide
range of biological responses to varied
environmental factors. Their tests are
readily preserved and can record evidence
of environmental change through time, thus
providing historical baseline data even in
the absence of background studies. This
book presents taxonomic descriptions for
about 500 species and subspecies from the
Black Sea, Sea of Azov, Caspian Sea, Aral
Sea, Sea of Marmara, and the Eastern
Mediterranean. This catalogue is
supplemented by ecological remarks,
stratigraphic distributions,
paleogeography, and
environmental/paleoenvironmental
applications, including responses to
environmental stress, e.g., river
discharge, pollution by different
contaminants, etc. The book will be useful
to specialists in Quaternary history of
the “CORRIDORS” as well as those in
environmental monitoring and risk
assessment.
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میخوانیم:
1:
State-of-the-Art 1.1 Foraminifera of the
Black Sea and Sea of Azov 1.2 Caspian and
Aral Seas 1.3 Our Study References 2:
Study Area, Material, and Methods 2.1
Study Area 2.2 Material and Methods 2.3
Statistical Treatment 2.4 Stratigraphic
Techniques References 3: Taxonomic
Classification of Foraminifera 3.1 General
Remarks 3.2 Principles of Taxonomic
Classification 3.3 Agglutinated Taxa 3.4
Taxonomic Classification of the Order
Miliolida 3.5 Taxonomic Classification of
Order Lagenida 3.6 Taxonomic
Classification of Order Rotaliida 3.6.1
Test Morphology and Accepted Terminology
of Rotaliids 3.6.2 Systematics and Genetic
Interrelations 3.7 Taxonomic
Classification of Order Buliminida 3.8
Systematics and Comparison with Other
Basins References 4: Modern Foraminifera
4.1 Introduction 4.2 Modern Foraminifera
of the Black Sea and the Sea of Azov 4.2.1
Northwestern Deltas, Limans, and Lagoons.
4.2.2 Northwestern (Including Western
Crimean) Shelf 4.2.3 Eastern Crimean
Shelf, Kerch Strait, and Sea of Azov 4.2.4
Caucasian Shelf 4.2.5 Bulgarian,
Southwestern, and Bosphorus Outlet Shelf
4.3 Modern Foraminifera of the Caspian Sea
4.3.1 North Caspian Sea 4.3.2 Middle
Caspian Sea 4.3.3 South Caspian Sea 4.3.4
Bays and Straits of the Caspian Sea 4.4
Modern Foraminifera of the Aral Sea 4.5
Conclusions 4.6 Lateral Rows of Modern
Foraminiferal Assemblages 4.7 Quantitative
Distribution and Ecology of Benthic
Foraminifera 4.8 Bionomic Groups 4.8.1
Black Sea and Sea of Azov 4.8.2 Caspian
Sea 4.8.3 Aral Sea 4.9 Ecological
Classification of Foraminifera 4.10 Use of
Modern Foraminifers for Bio- and
Ecostratigraphy and Facies Analysis
References 5: Quaternary Bio- and
Ecostratigraphy, with Elements of
Paleogeography of the Ponto-Caspian
Corridors 5.1 Introduction 5.2 Caspian
Region 5.2.1 Eopleistocene (Apsheronian
Regional Stage) 5.2.2 Lower Neopleistocene
(Bakinian Stage) 5.2.3 Middle
Neopleistocene (Urundzhikian and
Gyurgyanian Stages) 5.2.4 Upper
Neopleistocene (Khazarian and Khvalynian
Stages) 5.2.5 Holocene (Novocaspian Stage)
5.2.6 Conclusions 5.3 Black Sea Region
5.3.1 Eopleistocene 5.3.2 Lower
Neopleistocene 5.3.3 Middle Neopleistocene
5.3.3.1 Old Euxinian Stage 5.3.3.2
Uzunlarian Stage 5.3.4 Upper
Neopleistocene 5.3.4.1 Karangatian Stage
5.3.4.2 Tarkhankutian Stage 5.3.4.3
Neoeuxinian Stage 5.3.5 Holocene (ca. 10
ky BP-Present) 5.4 Correlation of
Stratigraphic Units 5.5 Pleistocene
Intrusions from the Mediterranean and
Caspian Seas into the Black Sea:
Reconstructions Based on Foraminifera
References 6: Origin and Taxonomy of the
Pleistocene Ponto-Caspian Benthic
Foraminifera 6.1 Introduction 6.2 Caspian
Region 6.3 Black Sea Region (Pont) 6.4
Conclusions References 7: Benthic
Foraminifera as Indicators of
Environmental Change in the Black Sea in
Space and Time 7.1 Introduction 7.2
Foraminifera as Indicators of
Environmental Stress Caused by Herbicides
and Oil Pollution (INCO-COPERNICUS Case
Study) 7.3 Foraminifera as Indicators of
Environmental Stress Caused by River
Discharge (WAPCOAST Case Study) 7.4
Foraminifera as Indicators of
Environmental Stress by Methane Emissions
(HERMES Case Study) 7.5 Foraminifera as
Indicators of Environmental Stress on the
Neopleistocene-Holocene Boundary 7.6
Morphological Deformities of Foraminiferal
Tests as Indicators of Environmental
Stress
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