On the Use of Benthic Foraminifera as Sediment Tracers in a Hawaiian Bay

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1975-01
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Coulbourn, William T.
Resig, Johanna M.
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Populations of foraminifera were investigated in regard to the suitability of the various species as indicators of sand transport. Of 53 species recorded in the sediments of Kahana Bay, Oahu, 16 showed distribution patterns that give evidence of the direction of sand transport within the littoral cell.
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Coulbourn WT, Resig JM. 1975. On the use of benthic foraminifera as sediment tracers in a Hawaiian bay. Pac Sci 29(1): 99-115.
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Pacific Science Volume 29, Number 1, 1975
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