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Where it's worth it: frequency and spatial distribution of bioerosional drill holes in planktonic foraminifera reveal different strategies in site selectivity
Abstract Despite advances in understanding planktonic foraminifera environmental interactions, their role as prey remains elusive, often inferred from indirect evidence such as drill holes. Bioerosional traces offer valuable insights into fossil assemblages, although knowledge for planktonic foramin
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