Nanoplankton from the Galapagos Islands: two genera of spectacular coccolithophonids (Ophiaster and Calgiopappus), withspecial emphasis on unmineralized periplast components
by Irene Manton
Part of Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London -- Vol. 3000, no. 1101,26January 1983, pp435-552
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