Pforams@microtax: Anew online taxonomic database for planktonic foraminifera
Pforams@microtax: Anew online taxonomic database for planktonic foraminifera
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2017-10
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B. Huber;Petrizzo;Young;F. Falzoni;Se Gilardoni;P. Bown;B. Wade
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B. Huber;Petrizzo;Young;F. Falzoni;Se Gilardoni;P. Bown;B. Wade
一个关于浮游有孔虫的新的关系分类数据库已经建立起来，现在可以在http://www.mikrotax.org.上免费获得它代表着对其前身chronos在线分类数据库的重大进步，该数据库自2005年以来一直为研究界提供服务。新的数据库对研究和工业生物地层界有很多好处，因为它将成为专家和非专家立即获得的分类学指南和参考，因为它提供了从原作者和插入浮游有孔虫分类、系统发育和生物地层学最新权威更新的专家那里获得的大量信息和图像。该数据库将不断更新，并作为培训当代和未来一代学生和专业人员的指南，这些学生和专业人员将能够在浮游有孔虫分类和生物地层学方面进行自我教育。需要对传统上包括在白垩纪属Heterohelix、Globigerinelloids、Margiotruncana和Globotruncana中的物种进行进一步调查，以排除多系形态分类的使用。随着古新世、始新世和渐新世分类图集的出版，古近纪浮游有孔虫的分类相当稳定，但需要对新近纪分类和系统发育进行修订，以纳入遗传测序研究和最近的生物地层学观察的结果。
A new relational taxonomic database for planktonic foraminifera (“pforams@mikrotax�) has been constructed and is now freely available online at http://www.mikrotax.org. It represents amajor advance from its predecessor, the CHRONOS online taxonomic database, which has served the research community since 2005. The benefits of the new database to the research and industrial biostratigraphic communities are many, as it will serve as an immediately accessible taxonomic guide and reference for specialists and non-specialists alike by providing access to a wealth of information and images from original authors and from expertswho have inserted recent authoritative updates to planktonic foraminiferal taxonomy, phylogeny and biostratigraphy. The database will be continually updated and used as a guide for training current and future generations of students and professionals who will be able to self-educate on planktonic foraminiferal taxonomy and biostratigraphy. Further investigation of species traditionally included in the Cretaceous genera Heterohelix, Globigerinelloides, Marginotruncana, and Globotruncana is required to exclude the use of polyphyletic morphotaxa. The taxonomy for Paleogene planktonic foraminifera is quite stable following publication of the Paleocene, Eocene, and Oligocene taxonomic atlases, but revisions to the taxonomy and phylogeny of Neogene taxa are needed to incorporate results from genetic sequencing studies and recent biostratigraphic observations.