The East China Sea (ECS) is a marginal sea influenced by the Kuroshio Current (KC) and by freshwater discharged by the Changjiang River. In this study, the vertical distribution of polycystine radiolarians in the northern ECS was investigated. We collected

Assessing modern radiolarian distribution in the marginal seas is essential for understanding its relationship to hydrographic and environmental variables, upon which subsequent interpretation of past radiolarian records can be made reliably. Here, we

Asystematic study was carried out on the relatively rich and abundant Paleocene to late Oligocene radiolarian fauna from DSDP Site 329 (Leg 36), located on the Falkland Plateau. Among the 78 taxa identified in the studied interval, a new species (Siphocampe

Plankton tows and surface sediments from the Japan Sea, a marginal sea of the northwestern Pacific, were examined to study the depth distribution of modern radiolarians. The depth distribution patterns between the living assemblage in the water-column