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Marine Micropaleontology, 21 (1993) 387 387 Elsevier Science Publishers B.V., Amsterdam Contents Volume 21, 1993 Research Papers The Cretaceous-Tertiary boundary transition in the Antarctic Ocean and its global implications a a aaaa a kc a a The Maastrichtian—Danian radiation of triserial and biserial planktic foraminifera: Testing phylogenetic and adaptational hypotheses in the (micro )f ossil record FR RN ELE TE RR eR ROE NE OE See eee I SE eM MR TERT The Paleocene—Eocene transition in the Antarctic Indian Ocean: Inference from planktic foraminifera a a is rr rr TTI. os eae ineleneennheeieinanbaamensimadiaidinmiabinentaabpebinnasintadessoainanes Late Miocene globorotaliid event-stratigraphy and biogeography in the NE-Atlantic and Mediterranean F.J. Sierro, J.A. Flores, J. Civis, J.A. Gonzalez Delgado and G. Francés (Salamanca, Spain) ...0...............cccccceeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeees Late Quaternary central Mediterranean biochronology F.J. Jorissen (Utrecht, The Netherlands), A. Asioli (Parma, Italy), A.M. Borsetti, L. Capotondi (Bologna, Italy), J.P. De Visser, F.J. Hilgen, E.J. Rohling, K. Van der Borg (Utrecht, The Netherlands), C. Vergnaud Grazzini (Paris, France) end W.J. Zachariasse (Utrecht, The Nothboriamds) ......<..ccccccocccoccccecesescsssccccoscscesosccesscocoveccoccscccscsnerensocsooscnensccsececcoes Northern Levantine and Adriatic Quaternary planktic foraminifera; Reconstruction of paleoenvironmental gradients E.J. Rohling, F.J. Jorissen (Utrecht, The Netherlands), C. Vergnaud Grazzini (Paris, France) and W.J. Zachariasse i: UI aie os ssshsstnen banal ondiboniinmuntceapeiaiiaeamatab miianiebigdihititiatiendinaaitaninirstniaia canal tia ioe ee Geographic distribution of living and Holocene coccolithophores in the Mediterranean Sea a Snr: ©F ic TE IND snc.s ndantudenebdiaiedoeimadacageiebensiianbtainnigianabbiateinbtaliadinpentuiimaiaieetadliianansiountianticeans The significance of palynofacies fluctuations in the Greenhorn Formation (Cenomanian-Turonian ) of the Western Interior Basin, USA i TALL OM OA TR TTR TN OO RTC EI TT NE De Ie ST OPEN Book Review Invertebrate Paleontology Chart, by H. Eltgen and Co-workers — A. Brouwe ............cccssscsccsesssseeeeessseceeessecceeesecseseeeeeeesceeeees Guide for Authors Special Issue: Interrad VI (Edited by D. Lazarus and P. De Wever) EET aa ee a en EE ee ee EME EL AR NH vee New calibration of Neogene radiolarian events in the North Pacific C. Spencer-Cervato, D.B. Lazarus, J.-P. Beckmann, K. von Salis Perch-Nielsen and M. Biolzi (Zurich, Switzerland )...... Latest Cretaceous to Late Paleocene radiolarian biostratigraphy: A new zonation from the New Zealand region CR Be ee, Fr I iia restneniecisinticchtaiildeniti cseiiresitaiiin cciniih Early Cretaceous radiolarians of the Northeast Indian Ocean (Leg 123: Sites 765, 766 and DSDP Site 261 ): The Antarctic—Tethys connection FAD, ES CER IRREED, DOOD cscsccceecsssesecscntesntinninetnsicnncenpnnessevininatansnininanenannetnidiiiaiiiiocsatiiaiaapitialtaiiiidn Albaillellaria from the New England orogen, Eastern NSW, Australia Fl, Ra, Cr, Fae MIIIIIOD ciceivintevesntnienenccneiientpannipaticinaiiiniiaiiaiiatpiaaa inaaiasssiiiiniiaeiaiislsitaastpai itiaiiiliead Biozonation, diagenesis and evolution of radiolarians in the Lower Carboniferous of Germany A. Braun (Bonn, Germany) and R. Schmidt-Effing (Marburg/Lahn, Germany ).................cccsccccessssceeseseeeecsreeeceeeseeeeeeeeees Book Review Radiolaria: Flux, Ecology and Taxonomy in the Pacific and Atlantic, by K. Takahashi — D. Lazarus.................ccccccccceeeeeseeeeees