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(
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,
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and synonymy; 2004b, p 2503; 2004c, p 40.
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Previously recorded (see
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,
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): Western Australia (Kimberley, Montebello Is); Queensland (Hervey BayLizard I.); Northern Territory (Darwin);
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;
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. New record: Northern Territory (Bynoe Harbour, QM G308714).
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<emphasis id="C98FB861FB03FF83FF4EFB8D6635FBD5" box="[138,259,1101,1125]" italics="true" pageId="49" pageNumber="2457">Description</emphasis>
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Living colonies have a smooth, even surface, although sometimes lobes overgrow the surface as the colony grows. They have a pearly appearance resulting from the layer of white, crowded spicules beneath a thin superficial layer of bladder cells and minute black pigment particles mixed with the bladder cells. Some yellow pigment is around the common cloacal apertures and also is present internally. Deep primary common cloacal canals extend into posterior abdominal cavities and are lined with a layer of spicules. Spicules are patchy or sparse in the remainder of the colony. Faecal pellets are in the basal test. The large, stellate spicules (to
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diameter) have 1315 long, narrow conical pointed rays in optical transverse section. Zooids are of the usual form with a short posterior atrial siphon and a short robust retractor muscle at the posterior end of the thorax.
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The colony has a superficial resemblance to the equally smooth-surfaced
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, although the latter species has spicules at the surface making it raspy to the touch, and also the species are readily separated by their generic characters. The present species is separated from most other
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species
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by its large spicules with numerous finely pointed rays. Although
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has similar spicules, it has eight rather than 10 vas deferens coils.
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Some living colonies are reported to have been black (see
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), possibly the result of a greater intensity of black pigment in the surface test.
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