Diatoms » Manaaki Whenua
Diatoms are characterised by a unique feature: a cell wall composed of silica, which fits together in two halves like a box. The lid and base of the box are known as valves, which are connected by a girdle, and the whole structure is known as a frustule.
Diatoms » Manaaki Whenua
Factsheets » Manaaki Whenua
Factsheets » Manaaki Whenua
Emergence of Grassy Habitats during the Greenhouse–Icehouse Systems Transition in the Middle Eocene of Southern South America
PDF) Phylum Ochrophyta: brown and golden-brown algae, diatoms, silicoflagellates, and kin
Modern biotic and abiotic analogues from the surface soil of Ganga-Ghaghara-Gandak interfluves of the Central Ganga Plain (CGP), India: Implications for the palaeoecological reconstructions - ScienceDirect
PDF) Diatom communities in New Zealand subalpine mire pools: distribution, ecology and taxonomy of endemic and cosmopolitan taxa
Diatoms » Manaaki Whenua
Foulden Maar Tūhura Otago Museum
Diatoms » Manaaki Whenua