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Alveolina Ovoidea (d'Orbigny)
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Description: "The Foraminifera are enclosed in minute calcareous shells, early invisible to the naked eye; they are found among the sands of the sea. The, in common with corals, are great agents in helping to form islands, which rise out of the bosom of the deep in the warm regions of the globe."
Source: Cuppy Ph.D., Hazlitt Alva Beauties and Wonders of Land and Sea (Springfield: Mast, Crowell & Kirkpatrick, 1895) 138
Keywords: cell animals protozoa, ocean creatures life, microscopic organisms, sea shell
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