We know that Forensic ecology can be used by applied microfossil proxy, called palynology.
What do you think and if there is some papers that explain how can investigate the forensic ecology by using foraminifera fossil?
Andrew K. Rindsberg
An interesting question. I vaguely recall that American micropaleontologists volunteered their services to the Department of Defense during World War II, to identify the Pacific Islands where samples of sand originated. Sand was sometimes used as ballast in Japanese ships. So forensic micropaleontology is at least that old. -- Of course, there are very many papers on the use of foraminifera to identify past environments.
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