The Distribution of Living Planktic Foraminifera in Relation to Southeast Atlantic Oceanography
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Fig. 6. Cumulative histograms of selected species abundance (individuals per 1000 m'). Shading denotes number
of individuals with protoplasm (living), white bars 'dead' individuals.