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What is foraminiferan ooze?​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Limestone and chalk are products of the foraminiferan bottom deposits. In ooze. Thus, the calcareous oozes include globigerina ooze, containing the shells of planktonic foraminifera, and pteropod ooze, made up chiefly of the shells of pelagic mollusks.

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Answered by nishathakur57
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When the foraminiferans die, their empty calcareous tests sink and form the so-called foraminiferal ooze that covers about 30 percent of the ocean floor. Limestone and chalk are products of the foraminiferan bottom deposits.

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