Globigerina falconensis and Globigerina bulloides are two widely used taxa in palaeoceanographic and paleoclimatic studies. Morphologically these two species are similar, with the main difference being the distinctive apertural lip in G. falconensis.

We conducted a morphometric study and wall texture analysis on extant and fossil specimens of the plank-tonic foraminifera Globigerina falconensis plexus. Our global data reveal morphological inconsistencies between fossil and extant populations. Our

The present study deals with the Miocene ostracods and foraminifera obtained from a subsurface section of GS78-1 well, that is located in the northern Gulf of Suez, Egypt with a special focus on the taxonomy and paleobiogeographic significance of the