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, holotype, WAM Z92540, SEM images. A, B, euretoid framework of the wall. C, sieve plate constructed from a layer of dermal hexactins.
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, they have conically pointed or rough and clavate outer ends.
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The lateral oscula are rounded, oval or slit-like (some may not have completely divided during the dichotomous branching). They are covered by sieve plates constructed of a layer of dermal hexactins or similar spicules which are connected to adjacent spicules by secondary silica deposition between the tangential rays, and form mostly square meshes
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in diameter. The short free ray (distal) is 0.060.15/
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, the proximal ray is 0.50.6/
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.
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<emphasis id="C2A09926D22DAC6AFDFA9100FE2AFBED" bold="true" box="[199,462,1034,1061]" pageId="8" pageNumber="55">Spicules. Megascleres,</emphasis>
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. Uncinates of a single
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are about 3.6/
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(
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). Discoscopules with short spines over the surface are
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long (n=21, avg:
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, std:
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), they have 25 tines
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long (n=21, avg:
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, std:
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) (
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DE). Some young scopules have a smooth surface, and are
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mm
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long (n=2, avg:
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, std:
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), they have 34 tines
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long (n=2, avg:
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, std:
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) (
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). Dermal hexactines have distal ray reduced to short rudiment (
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AC). These spicules have a rough surface and rays with conically pointed outer ends. The distal ray of the dermal hexactin is
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mm
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long (n=13, avg:
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, std:
<quantity id="372CE8D1D22DAC6AF97491E9FB5BFB36" box="[1097,1215,1251,1278]" metricMagnitude="-5" metricUnit="m" metricValue="2.3" pageId="8" pageNumber="55" unit="mm" value="0.023">0.023 mm</quantity>
), tangential rays are
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long (n=24, avg:
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, std:
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), the proximal ray is
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mm
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long (n=10, avg:
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, std:
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), usually they are shorter than the tangential rays, the diameter of these rays is
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.
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<emphasis id="C2A09926D22DAC6AFDFA9078FE81FA45" bold="true" box="[199,357,1394,1421]" pageId="8" pageNumber="55">Microscleres,</emphasis>
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. Only a few discohexasters and hemidiscohexasters with 13 rough or short, spiny, curved secondary rays, were found in the remnants of the dermal membrane(
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). They are
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in diameter (n=8, avg:
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, std:
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), their primary rosette is
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in diameter (n=8, avg:
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, std:
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).
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<emphasis id="C2A09926D22DAC6AFDFA9309FEDFF9D5" bold="true" box="[199,315,1539,1565]" pageId="8" pageNumber="55">Remarks.</emphasis>
This genus was previously only known from Sagami Bay, off
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, the locality of the
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specimen of
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. Until now it was a monospecific genus.
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There has been some confusion about the morphology of the genus, and with fresh material this has been reviewed and a revised generic diagnosis provided. The sponge is cup-shaped, “composed from branching and radiating tubes supported on a tubular stalk” and “opened to exterior and to interior” (
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). One issue was the atrial cavity of the sponge. The true atrial cavity should be considered to be the branching cavity inside the “branching and radiating tubes”, while the central cavity inside the cup could have a secondary origin and be regarded as pseudoatrial. In addition, the spicules were described as atrial (gastral) in the original description by
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(that is, those situated on the inner atrial surface of the tubes), or dermal from the “pseudoatrial” surface. One problem was the interpretation of the single layer of sieve-like structures found both on the inner (mostly dermal) and pseudoatrial surfaces. If the body shape interpretation of branching tubular construction (
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;
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) is followed these structures (which cover the numerous lateral oscula) should be termed sieve plates. If this interpretation is not followed then the branching cavity, which would be considered atrial, should be regarded as a canal. However, this would change the systematic position of the genus to the family
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as such canals should be considered as schizorhyses. This is not followed here. In summary, we provide an amended generic diagnosis due to the new specimen allowing both a revision of the interpretation of the body shape, and to update details on the spicule complement of the genus.
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<emphasis id="C2A09926D22CAC6BFDAA9219FEF0F8E4" bold="true" box="[151,276,1811,1836]" pageId="9" pageNumber="56">FIGURE 6.</emphasis>
Spicules of
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,
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holotype, WAM Z92540. AC, dermal hexactins. DE, strongyloscopules. F, oxyscopule. J, uncinate. K, microdiscohexaster.
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The new species is identical in external morphology to
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but differs in the size of the scopules (the largest scopules in the latter are
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in length while in
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they are much larger (
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long) and the lack of small uncinates in the new species, with those present being a single size category of 3.6/
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, while in
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there are four classes. The new species also lacks tyloscopules and discohexactins.
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<emphasis id="C2A09926D22FAC68FDFA95EBFEAAFF33" bold="true" box="[199,334,225,251]" pageId="10" pageNumber="57">Etymology.</emphasis>
The species is named for the RV
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owned and operated by the Schmidt Ocean Institute in appreciation of providing the ship time and equipment that enabled this specimen to be collected.
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<emphasis id="C2A09926D22FAC68FDFA9422FE85FE8B" bold="true" box="[199,353,296,323]" pageId="10" pageNumber="57">Distribution.</emphasis>
Currently found only in the Perth Canyon at 695 meters depth.
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