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There are approximately ~50 extant planktic foraminifera that can be identified via their morphology, this number however does not include the cryptic diversity. Outlined below are the names of all living species of planktonic foraminifera, including the author, original name and the repository where the type specimen is stored. Follow the links in the image column to a [http://foraminiferaimagedatabase.marum.de/gallery2/main.php?g2_page=1 gallery] of each individual species and the links in the species name to a taxonomic description. The list will be evolving as the work of the SCOR WG138 progresses, in the mean time there exists several alternative lists of living species planktic foraminifera including [http://www.marinespecies.org/aphia.php?p=taxdetails&id=~~414700 WoRMS], [http://www.marinespecies.org/foraminifera/aphia.php?p~~=~~taxdetails&id=414700 the World Foraminifera Database (part of WoRMS)]~~ and ~~[http://species-identification.org/species.php?species_group=zsao&id~~=~~3&menuentry~~=~~groepen Marine Species Identification Portal].~~

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== Taxonomy and Gallery ==

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~~SCOR WG138 currently seeks also to establish an internationally recognisable~~ [[~~media~~:~~SCOR_WG138_colour_codes.pdf‎~~|~~colour and symbol codes~~]] ~~for~~ the ~~most abundant~~ species [~~[media~~:SCOR WG138 ~~swatches~~.~~zip|~~(~~Adobe Illustrator swatches~~]] ~~can be sent on request)~~.

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There are approximately ~50 extant [[WG138:Planktic_foraminifera| Planktic foraminifera]] that can be identified via their morphology, this number however does not include the cryptic diversity. Outlined below are the names of all living species of planktonic foraminifera, including the author, original name and the repository where the type specimen is stored. Follow the links in the image column to a [http://foraminiferaimagedatabase.marum.de/gallery2/main.php?g2_page=1 gallery] of each individual species and the links in the species name to a taxonomic description. The list will be evolving as the work of the SCOR WG138 progresses, in the mean time there exists several alternative lists of living species planktic foraminifera including [http://www.marinespecies.org/aphia.php?p=taxdetails&id=414700 WoRMS], [http://www.marinespecies.org/foraminifera/aphia.php?p=taxdetails&id=414700 the World Foraminifera Database (part of WoRMS)] and [http://species-identification.org/species.php?species_group=zsao&id=3&menuentry=groepen Marine Species Identification Portal].

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SCOR WG138 currently also seeks to establish an internationally recognisable [[media:SCOR_WG138_colour_codes.pdf‎|colour and symbol code]] for the most abundant species [[media:SCOR WG138 swatches.zip|(Adobe Illustrator swatches]] can be sent on request).

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== Type Specimen ==

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Type specimens are those specimens that represent the key features of a species and act as the standard reference for that species. This type specimen along with a published description (a 'type description') forms a key part of the process of designating a species under the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_Code_of_Zoological_Nomenclature International Code of Zoological Nomenclature], they can either be the original specimen used to devise the species by the author or in the case of loss, damage, or in some circumstances unsuitability of the original can be new specimens elected to serve that purpose. Type specimens are stored at either Universities, Public collections or Museums in order to allow researchers access to them in the event of taxonomic dispute, revision or identification of a new species.

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'''Holotype''' is a single specimen described in the type description.

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'''Lechtotype''' is a specimen selected from a number of specimens that were decribed in the type description.

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'''Neotype''' is a specimen that replaces a holotype that was either lost, damaged or in some instances where no holotype was designated.

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<th>Author</th>

<th width="16%">First published as</th>

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<th>Synonyms</th>

<th>Type specimen</th>

<th>Repository</th>

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<td>(Brady, 1879)</td>

<td>Globigerina digitata</td>

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<td>Lectotype</td>

<td>London, BMNH 1958.8.18.3</td>

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<td>(Parker, 1962)</td>

<td>Globorotalia pumilio</td>

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<td>Holotype</td>

<td>Washington, DC, USNM MO 638792</td>

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<td>d’Orbigny, 1839</td>

<td>Candeina nitida</td>

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<td>None designated?</td>

<td>Paris, MNHN</td>

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<td>(Parker, 1967)</td>

<td>Globorotalia anfracta</td>

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<td>Holotype</td>

<td>Washington DC, USNM MO 643076</td>

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<td>(Cushman, 1934)</td>

<td>Gümbelitria (?) vivans</td>

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<td>Holotype</td>

<td>Washington, DC, USNM CC 21515</td>

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<td>d’Orbigny, 1826</td>

<td>Globigerina bulloides</td>

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<td>Lectotype</td>

<td>Paris, MNHN, Nr. 12309</td>

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<td>Globigerina falconensis</td>

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<td>Holotype</td>

<td>Washingtin, DC, USNM MO 625697</td>

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<td>(Banner & Blow, 1959)</td>

<td>Hastigerina (Bolliela) adamsi</td>

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<td>Holotype</td>

<td>London, BMNH 1958.8.18.1</td>

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<td>(Parker, 1962)</td>

<td>Globigerina calida</td>

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<td>Holotype</td>

<td>Washington DC, USNM MO 638685</td>

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<td>(d´Orbigny, 1839)</td>

<td>Globigerina siphonifera</td>

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<td>G. aequilateralis</td>

<td>Lectotype</td>

<td>Paris, MNHN</td>

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<td>(Egger, 1893)</td>

<td>Globigerina glutinata</td>

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<td>None designated?</td>

<td>? Berlin</td>

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<td>(Natland, 1938)</td>

<td>Globigerinoides minuta</td>

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<td>Holotype</td>

<td>Washington, DC, USNM PP 22561</td>

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<td>(Ehrenberg, 1862)</td>

<td>Pylodexia uvula</td>

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<td>G. bradyi</td>

<td>None formally designated</td>

<td>Berlin, Museum für Naturkunde</td>

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<td>(Brady, 1879)</td>

<td>Globigerina conglobata</td>

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<td>Lectotype</td>

<td>London, BMNH 1959.4.13.7</td>

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<td>(d´Orbigny, 1826)</td>

<td>Globigerina elongata</td>

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<td>Lectotype</td>

<td>Paris, MNHN, number not given</td>

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<td>(d’Orbigny, 1839)</td>

<td>Globigerina rubra</td>

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<td>Lectotype</td>

<td>Paris, MNHN, Nr. IV.12.14</td>

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<td>(Brady, 1877)</td>

<td>Globigerina sacculifera</td>

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<td>G. trilobus, G. quadrilobatus, G. immaturus</td>

<td>Lectotype</td>

<td>London, BMNH P.44033</td>

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<td>(Schwager, 1866)</td>

<td>Globigerina conglomerata</td>

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<td>Neotype</td>

<td>London, BMNH P.44031</td>

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<td>Globorotalia cavernula</td>

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<td>Holotype</td>

<td>Washington DC, USNM MO 686929</td>

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<td>(Galloway & Wissler, 1927)</td>

<td>Globigerina crassaformis</td>

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<td>Holotype</td>

<td>New York, Columbia University paleontological collections nr. 19816</td>

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<td>Cushman & Stewart, 1930</td>

<td>Globorotalia crassula</td>

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<td>Holotype</td>

<td>Washington, DC, USNM CC 12459</td>

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<td>(d’Orbigny, 1839)</td>

<td>Rotalina hirsuta</td>

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<td>Neotype</td>

<td>London, BMNH 1968.3.27.1</td>

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<td>(d’Orbigny, 1839)</td>

<td>Globigerina inflata</td>

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<td>Neotype</td>

<td>London, BMNH 1966.2.3.23</td>

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<td>(Parker, Jones & Brady, 1865 after d'Orbigny, 1826 nomen nudum)</td>

<td>Rotalia menardii</td>

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<td>G. cultrata, G. fimbriata, G. flexuosa</td>

<td>Lectotype supressed in favor of a Neotype</td>

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<td>Lectotype: London, BMNH 1959.7.27.3~~; neotype:~~ Washington, DC, USNM ~~PAL 245371~~</td>

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<td>Lectotype London, BMNH 1959.7.27.3 Neotype Washington,DC, USNM PAL245371</td>

</tr>

<tr>

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<td>(Brady, 1882)</td>

<td>Pulvinulina scitula</td>

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<td>Globorotalia bermudezi</td>

<td>Lectotype</td>

<td>London, BMNH 1959.6.25.1</td>

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<td>Fleisher, 1974 </td>

<td>Globorotalia (Hirsutella) theyeri</td>

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<td>G. hirsuta eastropacia</td>

<td>Holotype</td>

<td>Washington, DC, USNM PAL 211460</td>

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<td>(d’Orbigny, 1839)</td>

<td>Rotalina truncatulinoides</td>

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<td>Neotype</td>

<td>London, BMNH 1968.3.27.2</td>

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<td>(Brady, 1877)</td>

<td>Pulvinulina menardii var. tumida</td>

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<td>Lectotype</td>

<td>London, BMNH P.44034</td>

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<td>Bermúdez, 1961</td>

<td>Globorotalia ungulata</td>

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<td>Holotype</td>

<td>Washington, DC, USNM MO 639053</td>

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<td>(Natland, 1938)</td>

<td>Globigerina hexagona</td>

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<td>Holotype</td>

<td>Washington, DC, USNM PP 22560</td>

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<td>ongoing taxonomic revision </td>

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<td>(Hofker, 1956)</td>

<td>Globigerina rubescens</td>

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<td>None designated</td>

<td>Depository of original material UNKNOWN</td>

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<td>(Parker, 1958)</td>

<td>Globigerinoides tenellus</td>

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<td>Holotype</td>

<td>Washington, DC, USNM PR 6129</td>

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<td>(d'Orbigny, 1839)</td>

<td>Nonionina pelagica</td>

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<td>Neotype</td>

<td>London, BMNH ZF.1562</td>

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<td>(Rhumbler, 1911)</td>

<td>Hastigerina digitata</td>

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<td>None designated?</td>

<td>? Berlin</td>

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<td>(d’Orbigny, 1839)</td>

<td>Globigerina dutertrei</td>

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<td>N. eggeri, N. subcretacea, partially P-D intergrade</td>

<td>Lectotype</td>

<td>Paris, MNHN, Nr. 84.IV.19.21</td>

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<td>(Cifelli, 1961)</td>

<td>Globigerina incompta</td>

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<td>N. pachyderma dextral or dextralis, partially P-D intergrade</td>

<td>Holotype</td>

<td>Washington, DC, USNM MO 628588</td>

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<td>(Ehrenberg, 1862)</td>

<td>Aristerospira pachyderma</td>

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<td>N. pachyderma sinistral or sinistralis</td>

<td>Lectotype</td>

<td>Berlin, Museum für Naturkunde, 313-271506, mica 1, blue ring</td>

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<td>d’Orbigny, 1839</td>

<td>Orbulina universa</td>

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<td>Lectotype</td>

<td>Paris, MNHN, d'Orbigny collection nr. 252</td>

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<td>(Roegl & Bolli, 1973)</td>

<td>Hastigerinella riedeli</td>

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<td>Holotype</td>

<td>Basel, NHM, C-27164</td>

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<td>(Parker & Jones, 1862)</td>

<td>Pullenia sphaeroides var. obliquiloculata</td>

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<td>Lectotype</td>

<td>London, BMNH ZF.3583</td>

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<td>(Parker & Jones, 1865)</td>

<td>Sphaeroidina bulloides var. dehiscens</td>

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<td>Lectotype</td>

<td>London, BMNH ZF.3580</td>

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<td>Tenuitella fleisheri</td>

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<td>T. compressa</td>

<td>Holotype</td>

<td>London, BMNH P52030</td>

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<td>(Parker, 1962)</td>

<td>Globigerinita iota</td>

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<td>Holotype</td>

<td>Washington, DC, USNM MO 638893</td>

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<td>(Brönnimann & Resig, 1971)</td>

<td>Globorotalia parkerae</td>

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<td>Holotype</td>

<td>Washington, DC, USNM PAL 219445</td>

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<td>(Roegl & Bolli, 1973)</td>

<td>Globigerina clarkei</td>

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<td>Holotype</td>

<td>Basel, NHM, C-27174</td>

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<td>(Brady, 1884)</td>

<td>Truncatulina humilis</td>

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<td>T. cristata</td>

<td>Lectotype</td>

<td>London, BMNH 1959.10.2.1</td>

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<td>(Natland, 1938)</td>

<td>Globigerina quinqueloba</td>

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<td>Holotype</td>

<td>Washington DC, USNM PP 22559</td>

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-There are approximately ~50 extant planktic foraminifera that can be identified via their morphology, this number however does not include the cryptic diversity. Outlined below are the names of all living species of planktonic foraminifera, including the author, original name and the repository where the type specimen is stored. Follow the links in the image column to a [http://foraminiferaimagedatabase.marum.de/gallery2/main.php?g2_page=1 gallery] of each individual species and the links in the species name to a taxonomic description. The list will be evolving as the work of the SCOR WG138 progresses, in the mean time there exists several alternative lists of living species planktic foraminifera including [http://www.marinespecies.org/aphia.php?p=taxdetails&id=414700 WoRMS], [http://www.marinespecies.org/foraminifera/aphia.php?p=taxdetails&id=414700 the World Foraminifera Database (part of WoRMS)] and [http://species-identification.org/species.php?species_group=zsao&id=3&menuentry=groepen Marine Species Identification Portal].
+== Taxonomy and Gallery ==
-SCOR WG138 currently seeks also to establish an internationally recognisable [[media:SCOR_WG138_colour_codes.pdf‎|colour and symbol codes]] for the most abundant species [[media:SCOR WG138 swatches.zip|(Adobe Illustrator swatches]] can be sent on request).
+There are approximately ~50 extant [[WG138:Planktic_foraminifera| Planktic foraminifera]] that can be identified via their morphology, this number however does not include the cryptic diversity. Outlined below are the names of all living species of planktonic foraminifera, including the author, original name and the repository where the type specimen is stored. Follow the links in the image column to a [http://foraminiferaimagedatabase.marum.de/gallery2/main.php?g2_page=1 gallery] of each individual species and the links in the species name to a taxonomic description. The list will be evolving as the work of the SCOR WG138 progresses, in the mean time there exists several alternative lists of living species planktic foraminifera including [http://www.marinespecies.org/aphia.php?p=taxdetails&id=414700 WoRMS], [http://www.marinespecies.org/foraminifera/aphia.php?p=taxdetails&id=414700 the World Foraminifera Database (part of WoRMS)] and [http://species-identification.org/species.php?species_group=zsao&id=3&menuentry=groepen Marine Species Identification Portal].
+SCOR WG138 currently also seeks to establish an internationally recognisable [[media:SCOR_WG138_colour_codes.pdf‎|colour and symbol code]] for the most abundant species [[media:SCOR WG138 swatches.zip|(Adobe Illustrator swatches]] can be sent on request).
+== Type Specimen ==
+Type specimens are those specimens that represent the key features of a species and act as the standard reference for that species. This type specimen along with a published description (a 'type description') forms a key part of the process of designating a species under the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_Code_of_Zoological_Nomenclature International Code of Zoological Nomenclature], they can either be the original specimen used to devise the species by the author or in the case of loss, damage, or in some circumstances unsuitability of the original can be new specimens elected to serve that purpose. Type specimens are stored at either Universities, Public collections or Museums in order to allow researchers access to them in the event of taxonomic dispute, revision or identification of a new species.
+'''Holotype''' is a single specimen described in the type description.
+'''Lechtotype''' is a specimen selected from a number of specimens that were decribed in the type description.
+'''Neotype''' is a specimen that replaces a holotype that was either lost, damaged or in some instances where no holotype was designated.
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 <th>Author</th>
 <th width="16%">First published as</th>
+<th>Synonyms</th>
 <th>Type specimen</th>
 <th>Repository</th>
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 <td>(Brady, 1879)</td>
 <td><i>Globigerina digitata</i></td>
+<td></td>
 <td>Lectotype</td>
 <td>London, BMNH 1958.8.18.3</td>
@@ Line 34: / Line 48: @@
 <td>(Parker, 1962)</td>
 <td><i>Globorotalia pumilio</i></td>
+<td></td>
 <td>Holotype</td>
 <td>Washington, DC, USNM MO 638792</td>
@@ Line 42: / Line 57: @@
 <td>d’Orbigny, 1839</td>
 <td><i>Candeina nitida</i></td>
+<td></td>
 <td>None designated?</td>
 <td>Paris, MNHN</td>
@@ Line 50: / Line 66: @@
 <td>(Parker, 1967)</td>
 <td><i>Globorotalia anfracta</i></td>
+<td></td>
 <td>Holotype</td>
 <td>Washington DC, USNM MO 643076</td>
@@ Line 58: / Line 75: @@
 <td>(Cushman, 1934)</td>
 <td><i>Gümbelitria</i> (?) <i>vivans</i></td>
+<td></td>
 <td>Holotype</td>
 <td>Washington, DC, USNM CC 21515</td>
@@ Line 66: / Line 84: @@
 <td>d’Orbigny, 1826</td>
 <td><i>Globigerina bulloides</i></td>
+<td></td>
 <td>Lectotype</td>
 <td>Paris, MNHN, Nr. 12309</td>
@@ Line 74: / Line 93: @@
 <td>Blow, 1959</td>
 <td><i>Globigerina falconensis</i></td>
+<td></td>
 <td>Holotype</td>
 <td>Washingtin, DC, USNM MO 625697</td>
@@ Line 82: / Line 102: @@
 <td>(Banner & Blow, 1959)</td>
 <td><i>Hastigerina (Bolliela) adamsi</i></td>
+<td></td>
 <td>Holotype</td>
 <td>London, BMNH 1958.8.18.1</td>
@@ Line 90: / Line 111: @@
 <td>(Parker, 1962)</td>
 <td><i>Globigerina calida</i></td>
+<td></td>
 <td>Holotype</td>
 <td>Washington DC, USNM MO 638685</td>
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 <td>(d´Orbigny, 1839)</td>
 <td><i>Globigerina siphonifera</i></td>
+<td><i>G. aequilateralis</i></td>
 <td>Lectotype</td>
 <td>Paris, MNHN</td>
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 <td>(Egger, 1893)</td>
 <td><i>Globigerina glutinata</i></td>
+<td></td>
 <td>None designated?</td>
 <td>? Berlin</td>
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 <td>(Natland, 1938)</td>
 <td><i>Globigerinoides minuta</i></td>
+<td></td>
 <td>Holotype</td>
 <td>Washington, DC, USNM PP 22561</td>
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 <td>(Ehrenberg, 1862)</td>
 <td><i>Pylodexia uvula</i></td>
+<td><i>G. bradyi</i></td>
 <td>None formally designated</td>
 <td>Berlin,  Museum für Naturkunde</td>
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 <td>(Brady, 1879)</td>
 <td><i>Globigerina conglobata</i></td>
+<td></td>
 <td>Lectotype</td>
 <td>London, BMNH 1959.4.13.7</td>
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 <td>(d´Orbigny, 1826)</td>
 <td><i>Globigerina elongata</i></td>
+<td></td>
 <td>Lectotype</td>
 <td>Paris, MNHN, number not given</td>
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 <td>(d’Orbigny, 1839)</td>
 <td><i>Globigerina rubra</i></td>
+<td></td>
 <td>Lectotype</td>
 <td>Paris, MNHN, Nr. IV.12.14</td>
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 <td>(Brady, 1877)</td>
 <td><i>Globigerina sacculifera</i></td>
+<td><i>G. trilobus, G. quadrilobatus, G. immaturus</i></td>
 <td>Lectotype</td>
 <td>London, BMNH P.44033</td>
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 <td>(Schwager, 1866)</td>
 <td><i>Globigerina conglomerata</i></td>
+<td></td>
 <td>Neotype</td>
 <td>London, BMNH P.44031</td>
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 <td>Bé, 1967</td>
 <td><i>Globorotalia cavernula</i></td>
+<td></td>
 <td>Holotype</td>
 <td>Washington DC, USNM MO 686929</td>
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 <td>(Galloway & Wissler, 1927)</td>
 <td><i>Globigerina crassaformis</i></td>
+<td></td>
 <td>Holotype</td>
 <td>New York, Columbia University paleontological collections nr. 19816</td>
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 <td>Cushman & Stewart, 1930</td>
 <td><i>Globorotalia crassula</i></td>
+<td></td>
 <td>Holotype</td>
 <td>Washington, DC, USNM CC 12459</td>
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 <td>(d’Orbigny, 1839)</td>
 <td><i>Rotalina hirsuta</i></td>
+<td></td>
 <td>Neotype</td>
 <td>London, BMNH 1968.3.27.1</td>
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 <td>(d’Orbigny, 1839)</td>
 <td><i>Globigerina inflata</i></td>
+<td></td>
 <td>Neotype</td>
 <td>London, BMNH 1966.2.3.23</td>
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 <td>(Parker, Jones & Brady, 1865 after d'Orbigny, 1826 nomen nudum)</td>
 <td><i>Rotalia menardii</i></td>
+<td><i>G. cultrata, G. fimbriata, G. flexuosa</i></td>
 <td>Lectotype supressed in favor of a Neotype</td>
-<td>Lectotype: London, BMNH 1959.7.27.3; neotype: Washington, DC, USNM PAL 245371</td>
+<td>Lectotype London, BMNH 1959.7.27.3 Neotype Washington,DC, USNM PAL245371</td>
 </tr>
 <tr>
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 <td>(Brady, 1882)</td>
 <td><i>Pulvinulina scitula</i></td>
+<td><i>Globorotalia bermudezi</i></td>
 <td>Lectotype</td>
 <td>London, BMNH 1959.6.25.1</td>
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 <td>Fleisher, 1974 </td>
 <td><i>Globorotalia (Hirsutella) theyeri</i></td>
+<td><i>G. hirsuta eastropacia</i></td>
 <td>Holotype</td>
 <td>Washington, DC, USNM PAL 211460</td>
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 <td>(d’Orbigny, 1839)</td>
 <td><i>Rotalina truncatulinoides</i></td>
+<td></td>
 <td>Neotype</td>
 <td>London, BMNH 1968.3.27.2</td>
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 <td>(Brady, 1877)</td>
 <td><i>Pulvinulina menardii</i> var. <i>tumida</i></td>
+<td></td>
 <td>Lectotype</td>
 <td>London, BMNH P.44034</td>
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 <td>Bermúdez, 1961</td>
 <td><i>Globorotalia ungulata</i></td>
+<td></td>
 <td>Holotype</td>
 <td>Washington, DC, USNM MO 639053</td>
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 <td>(Natland, 1938)</td>
 <td><i>Globigerina hexagona</i></td>
+<td></td>
 <td>Holotype</td>
 <td>Washington, DC, USNM PP 22560</td>
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 <td>ongoing taxonomic revision </td>
 <td>NA</td>
+<td></td>
 <td>NA</td>
 <td>NA</td>
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 <td>(Hofker, 1956)</td>
 <td><i>Globigerina rubescens</i></td>
+<td></td>
 <td>None designated</td>
 <td>Depository of original material UNKNOWN</td>
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 <td>(Parker, 1958)</td>
 <td><i>Globigerinoides tenellus</i></td>
+<td></td>
 <td>Holotype</td>
 <td>Washington, DC, USNM PR 6129</td>
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 <td>(d'Orbigny, 1839)</td>
 <td><i>Nonionina pelagica</i></td>
+<td></td>
 <td>Neotype</td>
 <td>London, BMNH ZF.1562</td>
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 <td>(Rhumbler, 1911)</td>
 <td><i>Hastigerina digitata</i></td>
+<td></td>
 <td>None designated?</td>
 <td>? Berlin</td>
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 <td>(d’Orbigny, 1839)</td>
 <td><i>Globigerina dutertrei</i></td>
+<td><i>N. eggeri, N. subcretacea, partially P-D intergrade</i></td>
 <td>Lectotype</td>
 <td>Paris, MNHN, Nr. 84.IV.19.21</td>
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 <td>(Cifelli, 1961)</td>
 <td><i>Globigerina incompta</i></td>
+<td><i>N. pachyderma dextral or dextralis, partially P-D intergrade</i></td>
 <td>Holotype</td>
 <td>Washington, DC, USNM MO 628588</td>
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 <td>(Ehrenberg, 1862)</td>
 <td><i>Aristerospira pachyderma</i></td>
+<td><i>N. pachyderma sinistral or sinistralis</i></td>
 <td>Lectotype</td>
 <td>Berlin, Museum für Naturkunde, 313-271506, mica 1, blue ring</td>
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 <td>d’Orbigny, 1839</td>
 <td><i>Orbulina universa</i></td>
+<td></td>
 <td>Lectotype</td>
 <td>Paris, MNHN, d'Orbigny collection nr. 252</td>
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 <td>(Roegl & Bolli, 1973)</td>
 <td><i>Hastigerinella riedeli</i></td>
+<td></td>
 <td>Holotype</td>
 <td>Basel, NHM, C-27164</td>
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 <td>(Parker & Jones, 1862)</td>
 <td><i>Pullenia sphaeroides</i> var. <i>obliquiloculata</i></td>
+<td></td>
 <td>Lectotype</td>
 <td>London, BMNH ZF.3583</td>
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 <td>(Parker & Jones, 1865)</td>
 <td><i>Sphaeroidina bulloides</i> var. <i>dehiscens</i></td>
+<td></td>
 <td>Lectotype</td>
 <td>London, BMNH ZF.3580</td>
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 <td>Li, 1987 </td>
 <td><i>Tenuitella fleisheri</i></td>
+<td><i>T. compressa</i></td>
 <td>Holotype</td>
 <td>London, BMNH P52030</td>
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 <td>(Parker, 1962)</td>
 <td><i>Globigerinita iota</i></td>
+<td></td>
 <td>Holotype</td>
 <td>Washington, DC, USNM MO 638893</td>
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 <td>(Brönnimann & Resig, 1971)</td>
 <td><i>Globorotalia parkerae</i></td>
+<td></td>
 <td>Holotype</td>
 <td>Washington, DC, USNM PAL 219445</td>
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 <td>(Roegl & Bolli, 1973)</td>
 <td><i>Globigerina clarkei</i></td>
+<td></td>
 <td>Holotype</td>
 <td>Basel, NHM, C-27174</td>
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 <td>(Brady, 1884)</td>
 <td><i>Truncatulina humilis</i></td>
+<td><i>T. cristata</i></td>
 <td>Lectotype</td>
 <td>London, BMNH 1959.10.2.1</td>
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 <td>(Natland, 1938)</td>
 <td><i>Globigerina quinqueloba</i></td>
+<td></td>
 <td>Holotype</td>
 <td>Washington DC, USNM PP 22559</td>