Miliolidae
Miliolidae is a large and diverse family of foraminifera, which are single-celled eukaryotic organisms. These organisms are characterized by their calcareous shells, known as tests, which are typically composed of calcium carbonate. The name Miliolidae is derived from the Latin word "milium," meaning millet, referring to the common shape of some of their chambers.
A distinguishing feature of Miliolidae is the arrangement of their chambers. Many species exhibit a quinqueloculine
Miliolids are predominantly marine organisms and are found in a wide range of environments, from shallow coastal
As foraminifera, Miliolidae play a role in marine ecosystems. Their calcareous tests contribute to the calcium