acritarchs
acritarchs A diverse, perhaps unrelated group of organisms, which are organic-walled, hollow structures, 20–150 mm in diameter, ranging from Precambrian to Recent times. They are found in marine strata, although some non-marine examples are reported from Recent beds. Acritarchs are used in correlation and to distinguish on-shore from off-shore sediments.
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