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2014: 329, fig. 12.
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sp. sensu
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: 109
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Por. 9794, French
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(
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a,a1) Tubular-repent sponges, consisting of thin-walled anastomosed branches issuing from a broader presumably buried basal part. Surface smooth but pitted by thin-membranous patches, which may represent shrunken oscules. Color pale yellow-orange (in alcohol). Length of branches
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, diameter
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, wall of tubes about
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in thickness. Consistency toughly compressible, not easily damaged.
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A regular tightly meshed anisotropic reticulation of spongin fibers, 5060 µm in diameter. The ascending fibers may be cored, sometimes heavily, with up to 6 spicules in diameter, the connecting fibres are usually free of coring. Both fibers are echinated profusedly.
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<emphasis id="B9756D147723FFD8FF44A54C914DF9DA" bold="true" box="[199,304,1575,1600]" pageId="116" pageNumber="117">Spicules.</emphasis>
Verticillated acanthostyles (
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bb2), incipient stages (
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b3) smooth.
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Acanthostyles, predominantly short and fat, the shorter spicules with prominent spines in well-separated verticils, the larger and thicker occasionally show reduction of spines and verticils, 87
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218
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20 µm, with 8
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14 verticils of spines.
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, furthermore throughout the Caribbean, NE
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<emphasis id="B9756D147723FFD8FF44A5949146F882" bold="true" box="[199,315,1791,1816]" pageId="116" pageNumber="117">Remarks.</emphasis>
The present specimens conform in all important aspects to the description of
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, and the revision of the species by Parra
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(2014), including the deep-water material reported by
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from
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. A difference with all these descriptions is the average thickness of the acanthostyles (12.2 µm), which exceeds all previous measurements (68 µm). However, the thickest spicules in the present material (14 µm) are close to the maximum given by Parra
<emphasis id="B9756D147723FFD8FC81A4FA9342F832" box="[770,831,1935,1960]" italics="true" pageId="116" pageNumber="117">et al.</emphasis>
(1914) (13 µm). Possibly, there are environmental influences (e.g. silica content) on the development of the spicules.
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