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Description:—LM (
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): Cells solitary, ribbon-like colonies not observed. Valves linear in larger and mediumsized specimens to linear-elliptic in smaller specimens. Valve margins tapering abruptly forming well developed shoulders near the apices. Apices distinctly protracted, subcapitate. Valve margins sometimes slightly irregular, often with different curvature on both sides of the valve, resulting in an asymmetrical valve shape with a margin slightly more arched on one side and a straight margin on the opposite side. Valve dimensions (n=50): length 1427 µm, width 3.55.5 µm. Sternum distinct although very narrow, linear, not widening in the central part of the valve. Central area absent. Striae alternating, parallel throughout most of the valve, becoming radiate close to apices, irregularly spaced with some virgae much wider than striae,
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10 µm. Occasionally, striae slightly shortened (
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). Valves showing a more regular striation pattern rare (
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). Areolae not discernible in LM.
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SEM (
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): Valve surface almost flat. Spines or spine vestiges not observed (
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,
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). Large mantle plaques visible at mantle edge (
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, white arrow). Striae uniseriate, composed of small, circular, usually rimmed areolae; 4963 areolae in 10 µm (
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,
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). One transapically elongated rimoportula present at one apex, replacing part of the last stria (
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, white arrowheads, 5556, black arrowheads). Apical pore fields composed of several rows of very small poroids (
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, white arrow). Internally, virgae not or only weakly raised above the areolae, the latter present in very shallow grooves. Rimoportula straight to oblique, forming a transapically elongate, lipped slit (
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, white arrowheads). Cingulum composed of at least two open copulae bearing one row of circular perforations (
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, white arrow) at the junction of pars interior and pars exterior. Most abvalvar copula ligulate (
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<emphasis id="579CEA95FFF2AD4ED5F4FFA9FEB896C6" bold="true" box="[136,304,1213,1235]" pageId="2" pageNumber="223">FIGURES 148.</emphasis>
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: fasc. 24, pl. 1429)
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<emphasis id="579CEA95FFF2AD4ED7A0FD51FB8B944B" box="[732,1027,1605,1631]" italics="true" pageId="2" pageNumber="223">Gomphonema tergestinum</emphasis>
(Grunow in
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: pl. 25, fig. 40) Fricke in A.
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Lange-Bertalot
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in
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, 3%) and
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, 6%).
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