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ah
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(blackish brown).
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(
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). Thin veneer covering coralline algae on dead coral, one specimen also on a keratose sponge (
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). Size
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in lateral expansion, thickness a few mm. Colors in life reported as dark brown or blackish brown, beige in preservation. Surface in life showing striking venal pattern, but this is retracted in preservation. Consistency soft.
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(
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). Delicate and paucispicular. Thin, wispy megasclere tracts (up to
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diameter, 57 spicules in cross section) are separately running from the substratum to the surface, where they fan out in brushes of individual spicules. No cross-connecting tracts. Tissue grainy. Microscleres occur throughout the choanosome, but are more common near the surface. Bundles of raphidotoxas are not common, most are scattered individually.A few rosettes of anisochelae I were noted, but likewise most anisochelae are scattered individually.
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(
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ch). Mycalostyles, three categories of anisochelae, one category of sigmas, raphidotoxas.
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Mycalostyles (
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), thin, with barely developed elongate heads, 199
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224 x 1.5
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Anisochelae I (
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), well-developed, free part of the shaft 3540% of spicule length, with slightly outcurving upper median alae, 31
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Anisochelae II (
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), generally similar to anisochelae I but with upper median alae parallel to shaft, with distinct lip on median lower alae, 17
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Anisochelae III (
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), rather reduced but with median upper and lower alae well-developed, 12
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Sigma I (
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Fig.
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), robust, narrow-shaped, 76
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Raphidotoxas (
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), thin, curved irregularly but occasionally symmetrically toxiform, 124
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241 x
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, reef slope,
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10
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. There are two differences between our specimens and Hentschels description (which was confirmed in
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): the mycalostyles of the
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apparently were longer and thicker (304392 x
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) and its chelae were only distinguished in two size categories (
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). The latter difference may be explained by the similarity in shape of the smaller chelae categories, which may have caused Hentschel to consider them a single variable category. The difference in mycalostyle size is here explained as intraspecific variation, but it might indicate interspecific diversity. See also below for further indication of the latter possibility.
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