Large benthic Foraminifera (LBF) are major carbonate producers on coral reefs, and are
hosts to a diverse symbiotic microbial community. During warm episodes in the geological …

Global warming threatens the viability of tropical coral reefs and associated marine
calcifiers, including symbiont‐bearing larger benthic foraminifera (LBF). The impacts of …

Globally, one of the two most common shallow-marine and estuarine foraminiferal genera is
Ammonia. Over the past 50 years, the majority of workers have identified specimens in this …

Lagos Lagoon is among Africa's largest estuarine ecosystems, bordered by one of the
fastest growing megacities in the world and the ultimate repository of contaminants carried in …

The human-mediated translocation of marine alien species beyond their natural ranges
started as early as people began navigating the sea and is of growing concern to nature …

Abstract The Apapa and Badagry creeks in Nigeria are a corridor of long-term
anthropogenic activities, including mangrove removal, urban expansion, and …

Mangrove forests are extremely productive ecosystems, are sources and sinks of organic
carbon, and provide essential services both to the marine environment and people. We have …

Only three species of alveolinoidean larger foraminifera occur in present-day tropical
shallow-water marine settings. Alveolinella quoyi thrives in the Central Indo-Pacific and …

The palaeobiogeography of the alveolinoid Borelis species reveals the evolutionary patterns
leading to the two extant representatives, which occur in shallow‐water tropical carbonate …

Abstract The Apapa-Badagry Creek in southwestern Nigeria is a largely man-impact area
being bordered to the north by sprawling residential estates and industries and to the south …