Foraminifera of Kobrow

The first three pictures of the foraminifera is called Elphidium subnodosum (also known as Elphidiella) found in Sternberger Kuchen at Kobrow, Germany. Creature existed in the Upper Oligocene Epoch of the Paleogene Period (65-28 million years ago).  Images all magnified 40x by a microscope.

Thanks to Michael Hesemann at the German website http://www.foraminifera.eu for these specimens.

UPDATED: Thanks to Howard and Michael for the corrected identifications.
 

These next two foraminifera fossils are Palmula obliqua.

These next two images are Lenticulina sp.

These next two fossils are earstones of fish called otoliths (as identified by Michael's comment).  Learn more about otoliths at this link.

Arctic Sea Creatures

These creature remains were collected from the Greenland Sea near the Arctic years ago. They are not fossils and all of them are foraminifera except these first two pictures. Not sure what this is but it might spiny shellfish of some sort. All pictures taken with microscope at either 40x or 100x.

UPDATE: Thanks to Howard of Calgary for letting me know this is an ostracod (crustacean: "seed shrimp") and Arctic is spelled with two c's. :)  Now I just need to edit the captions on these pictures.

Next three pictures are of a foraminifera.

Next two images are of what I think to be a Pyrgo williamsoni foraminifera.

Last image is of what appears to be the foraminifera Rhabdammina abyssorum.

Thanks to Michael Hesemann at www.foraminifera.eu for the specimens.