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<figureCitation id="34BD2A633A5EDD0FB580FCA4F77CFCEE" box="[1002,1105,848,874]" captionStart="PLATE 12" captionStartId="26.[151,230,1656,1677]" captionText="PLATE 12: SEM. Gomphoneis hastata. Figs 376–377: Internal valve views. Fig. 376: Entire view, with prominent central area and pseudosepta at the poles evident. Fig. 377: Close up of the central area showing an internally elevated central nodule, rectangular in shape, bordered by 4 isolated stigmoids located in depressions and the elevated raphe with recurved proximal ends terminating on the central nodule. A complex siliceous covering with openings around the base occludes each stigmoidal opening. Figs 378–379: External valve views. Views of central area and valve face-mantle area. Central area show proximal raphe ends elongate and dilated, and each of the four stigmoids is in a round depression. Doubly punctate striae extend from the face to the mantle. Areolae comprising the striae are round and unoccluded. G. parahastata. Figs 380–381: External valve views. Fig. 380: Entire valve view showing elongated, dilated proximal raphe ends, rounded central area with 5 isolated stigmoids and doubly-punctate striae that terminate in single areolae around the central area and along the axial area. Fig. 381: View of the valve from the central area to the footpole. Areolae of the striae are round and unoccluded. The isolated stigmoids occur in depressions in the central area. Striae terminate around the central area and along the axial area in single areolae. The apical pore field at the footpole is bisected by the distal raphe end and is composed of porelli that are condensed but not differentiated from the areolae." pageId="4" pageNumber="5">380–381</figureCitation>
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Valves lanceolate-clavate with headpole broadly rounded, footpole rounded. Length
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