Goldstein, Susan T. (1988) Foraminifera of Relict Salt Marsh Deposits, St. Catherines Island, Georgia: Taphonomic Implications. PALAIOS, 3 (3) 327 doi:10.2307/3514661

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Reference Type	Journal (article/letter/editorial)
Title	Foraminifera of Relict Salt Marsh Deposits, St. Catherines Island, Georgia: Taphonomic Implications
Journal	PALAIOS
Authors	Goldstein, Susan T.		Author
Year	1988 (June)	Volume	3
Issue	3
Publisher	Society for Sedimentary Geology
DOI	doi:10.2307/3514661Search in ResearchGate
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Mindat Ref. ID	411376	Long-form Identifier	mindat:1:5:411376:2
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Full Reference	Goldstein, Susan T. (1988) Foraminifera of Relict Salt Marsh Deposits, St. Catherines Island, Georgia: Taphonomic Implications. PALAIOS, 3 (3) 327 doi:10.2307/3514661
Plain Text	Goldstein, Susan T. (1988) Foraminifera of Relict Salt Marsh Deposits, St. Catherines Island, Georgia: Taphonomic Implications. PALAIOS, 3 (3) 327 doi:10.2307/3514661
In	(1988, June) PALAIOS Vol. 3 (3) Society for Sedimentary Geology

	Goldstein, Susan T., Watkins, G. Todd (1998) Elevation and the Distribution of Salt-Marsh Foraminifera, St. Catherines Island, Georgia: A Taphonomic Approach. PALAIOS, 13 (6) 570 doi:10.2307/3515348
	Goldstein, Susan T., Watkins, G.Todd, Kuhn, Robert M. (1995) Microhabitats of salt marsh foraminifera: St. Catherines Island, Georgia, USA. Marine Micropaleontology, 26. 17-29 doi:10.1016/0377-8398(95)00006-2
	Goldstein, Susan T., Harben, Emily Bagwell (1993) Taphofacies Implications of Infaunal Foraminiferal Assemblages in a Georgia Salt Marsh, Sapelo Island. Micropaleontology, 39 (1). 53pp. doi:10.2307/1485974
	*Lipps, Jere H. (1988) Predation on Foraminifera by Coral Reef Fish: Taphonomic and Evolutionary Implications. PALAIOS, 3 (3) 315 doi:10.2307/3514660*
	Goldstein, Susan T, Watkins, G.Todd (1999) Taphonomy of salt marsh foraminifera: an example from coastal Georgia. Palaeogeography, Palaeoclimatology, Palaeoecology, 149 (1) 103-114 doi:10.1016/s0031-0182(98)00195-3
	*Henderson, Stephen W., Frey, Robert W. (1986) Taphonomic Redistribution of Mollusk Shells in a Tidal Inlet Channel, Sapelo Island, Georgia. PALAIOS, 1 (1) 3 doi:10.2307/3514455*
	Smith, Christopher W., Fehrenbacher, Jennifer S., Goldstein, Susan T. (2020) Incorporation of heavy metals in experimentally grown foraminifera from Sapelo Island, Georgia and Little Duck Key, Florida, U.S.A. Marine Micropaleontology, 156. 101854pp. doi:10.1016/j.marmicro.2020.101854
	*Kidwell, Susan M. (1986) Taphonomic Feedback in Miocene Assemblages: Testing the Role of Dead Hardparts in Benthic Communities. PALAIOS, 1 (3) 239 doi:10.2307/3514688*
	*Jean, Joseph St., Stanley, Steven M. (1988) Extinction. PALAIOS, 3 (5) 537 doi:10.2307/3514725*
	*Holland, Steven M. (1988) Taphonomic Effects of Sea-Floor Exposure on an Ordovician Brachiopod Assemblage. PALAIOS, 3 (6) 588 doi:10.2307/3514447*
	*Hanson, Roger B., Synder, James (1979) Microheterotrophic Activity in a Salt-Marsh Estuary, Sapelo Island, Georgia. Ecology, 60. 99-107 doi:10.2307/1936472*

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Goldstein, Susan T. (1988) Foraminifera of Relict Salt Marsh Deposits, St. Catherines Island, Georgia: Taphonomic Implications. PALAIOS, 3 (3) 327 doi:10.2307/3514661

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