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Title: Micro-organisms called foraminifera have tiny coiled shells with chambers, not unlike the chambering Post by: drelog on Dec 8, 2015 Micro-organisms called foraminifera have tiny coiled shells with chambers, not unlike the chambering nautilus but much smaller. In modern oceans the coiling direction of foraminifera shells is correlated to temperature. Using coiling direction from foraminifera fossils is an example of ________.
A) using the fossil as a paleo-depth indicator because water temperature varies with depth B) using the fossil's coiling direction is a proxy for climate because the surface water temperature would be highly correlated to surface temperature C) geomagic; the whole idea is preposterous D) using isotopes to fingerprint temperature Title: Re: Micro-organisms called foraminifera have tiny coiled shells with chambers, not unlike the chambe Post by: Pulsa on Dec 10, 2015 Content hidden
Title: Re: Micro-organisms called foraminifera have tiny coiled shells with chambers, not unlike the chambering Post by: drelog on Dec 15, 2015 Everything checks out, respect
Title: Re: Micro-organisms called foraminifera have tiny coiled shells with chambers, not unlike the ... Post by: pmartin2657@gma on Feb 15, 2020 what is the best answer.
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