Dear sir/ Madam,
I read some were about Electronic Foraminiferal Atlases and Databases “Through office-based and mobile electronic devices (computers, ipads, iphones etc) anyone can now access an increasing number of atlases and databases that assist in the identification of foraminifera and provide vital information about their geographic and stratigraphic ranges, their molecular codes, their classification, type localities and type species etc”. where these databases were available and How can I get it?
Here's a central place with many links: http://eforams.org/index.php/Main_Page
You can look the links in the TMS´ webpage
http://www.tmsoc.org/foraminifera-links.htm
Another interesting website and online database:
http://foraminifera.eu/
For online taxonomic atlases of Cretaceous, Paleocene, and Eocene planktic forams, see the CHRONOS Portal, Resources tab http://portal.chronos.org/gridsphere/gridsphere;jsessionid=5C3CA1016185AE996C0101478B5B612F?cid=resources
You can also buy an online subscription to the complete Ellis and Messina catalogue.
http://www.micropress.org/em/about.php
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