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2. Reconstruction of mid-Cenomanian orbitally forced palaeoenvironmental changes based on calcareous dinoflagellate cysts J. Wendler et al.
3. Stratégies adaptatives des foraminifères benthiques et planctoniques à la limite Cénomanien-turonien dans le bassin du sud-est de la France: Essai de compréhension globale D. Groshény & F. Malartre
4. Foraminiferal response to mid-Cenomanian (Upper Cretaceous) palaeoceanographic events in the Anglo-Paris Basin (Northwest Europe) S. Mitchell & I. Carr
5. Foraminiferal response to seasonality modulated by orbital cycles in the Cretaceous mid-latitudes: The Albian record from the Lower Saxony Basin J. Tyszka
6. Foraminiferal evidence for Cenomanian sequence stratigraphy and palaeoceanography of the Boulonnais (Paris Basin, northern France) K. Gräfe
7. Effect of Size Fractions of Foraminifera on Reconstructing the Paleoceanography of Cretaceous Oceanic Anoxic Event 2 V. Londoño & L. Collins
8. Tethyan Cenomanian pelagic rhythmic sedimentation and Pleistocene Mediterranean sapropels: is the biotic signal comparable? A. Negri et al.
9. The hidden agglutinated foraminifera of the mid-Cretaceous hemipelagic carbonate deposits: A method–derived bias? R. Besen et al.
10. The mid-Cenomanian non-sequence: a micropalaeontological detective story M. Hart
11. The fossil record as a tool in cyclostratigraphy: the incidence of Milankovitch-scale palaeoenvironmental changes on palaeocommunities F. Rodríguez-Tovar
12. Orbital Climate Cycles in the Fossil Record: From Semidiurnal to Million-Year Biotic Responses F. Rodríguez-Tovar
13. Palaeoecology of calcareous dinoflagellate cysts in the mid-Cenomanian Boreal Realm: implications for the reconstruction of palaeoceanography of the NW European shelf sea J. Wendler et al.
14. Late Maastrichtian litho- and ecocycles from hemipelagic deposits of eastern Sinai, Egypt S. Lüning et al.