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(
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St. 5621, 5035
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. One intact specimen marked by Vinogradova as
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The body length is
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, the peduncle is long but not complete, an entire peduncle being
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long (
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in diameter along its whole length. The thin, translucent, whitish test is covered with small hemispherical papillae, some of which have an opaque central granula. The T-shaped postero-ventral crest consists of soft high lamellae. A shorter mid-ventral branch and longer branches extend obliquely along each side from the posteroventral point, and end halfway along the body (far from the atrial siphon). Branchial and atrial orifices are large.
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The body wall is thin and translucent except for a thickened area around the branchial and atrial siphons. The body muscles, composed of circular and radial ribbons, form a rather regular network. The circular muscles are crowded around the siphons and form a sphincter under the ring of tentacles, which projects slightly from the body wall. Thin, short and weakly branched branchial tentacles do not protrude outside of the branchial aperture. They are sparse and not numerous, about 15 larger tentacles belonging to the first and the second size orders, with numerous minute slender tentacles irregularly distributed between them. A thick and high prepharyngeal band runs close to the ring of tentacles ventrally and laterally and makes a wide dorsal
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around the large dorsal tubercle. The branchial sac has six folds on each side with wide flat intervals between them. The branchial formula is: 2(4)3(8)4(9)5(11)4(10)5(9)2DL3(10)4(9)5(6)4(6)4(7)3(3)2.
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