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Analyses of the Foraminifera found in 83 bottom sediment samples from the Kara and Greenland Seas showed a combined fauna of 111 species. All the Kara samples and half the Greenland samples were taken on the Continental Shelf at depths between 82 and 640 m. The samples from deeper parts of the Greenland Sea were taken from continental slopes, basins, and rises, at depths mostly between 2,195 and 3,340 m. The sparse fauna is erratic in distribution and has a low diversity but a uniformity of character over large areas. Many of the species appear to be eurybathyal. Many samples are strongly dominated by one or more species. Large robust arenaceous and porcellaneous species constitute a significant part of the population.

Foraminifera from the Kara and Greenland seas, and review of Arctic studies