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quantity of foraminifera needed per sample-for oxygen isotope analysis
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 TO Isogeochem members,
	I will be doing oxygen isotope analyses on Paleogene foraminifera,
obtained from a drill core.  At this point I'm picking through each sample
to get twenty of a specific genera, and I'm curious  about whether or not 
this is a good amount to work with.  If anyone has worked with forams in a mass
spec, please give me an idea of how many I should expect to need for each sample						thanks,
						John Hurley

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