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Family
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Bubaridae
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Topsent,
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The tuberculated diactines that characterize family
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were found in my material. These very characteristic spicules may belong to the genus
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Topsent,
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which is characterized by a basal skeleton that includes stout, smooth, tuberculate or annulate diactines (Alvarez &amp; van Soest
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). Such exact spicules have been found in the studied samples (
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Figs.
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AF, I). The genus
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has been previously referred to various taxonomic groups [e.g., family
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,
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(
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)] but now is assigned to the family
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. Bubarids are exclusively encrusting sponges with hispid surfaces that are restricted today to rather deep waters and recorded from the East Atlantic, Mediterranean, with only one species—
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(
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Carter,
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occurring today in the Indian Ocean (Alvarez &amp; van Soest
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; van
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Soest
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). The diactines described here most probably belong to this species.
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<emphasis bold="true" box="[151,290,1906,1928]" pageId="28" pageNumber="29">FIGURE 15.</emphasis>
Spicules of sponges of the order
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; AG, I—Tuberculated diactines of
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cf.
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, family
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; H, JL—Diactines of
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sp., family
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.
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The other similar but less tuberculated spicules that are sometimes only slightly curved (
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Figs.
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H, JL) are very similar to those of
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Gray,
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(compare with Alvarez &amp; van Soest
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, figs.
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F, G), although they are also close morphologically to spicules of ancorinid
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Gray,
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(order
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). Today,
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, which is a rather deep water inhabitant, is recorded from the Arctic, Indian Ocean,
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,
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,
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, and
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, so the spicules found in the studied material may belong to one of the species noted in adjacent areas, or may be the relic of other species that inhabited this area in the Late Eocene.
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The tuberculated diactines that may have belonged to the sponges of family
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have already been described from the fossil record by Schrammen as
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<emphasis box="[746,1049,404,429]" italics="true" pageId="29" pageNumber="30">Scolioraphis cerebriformis</emphasis>
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(
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, pl.
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, figs.
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) from the Cretaceous of NW
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and
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Mostler (
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, pl. 6.6) described similar spicules from the Rhaetian of the Alps. Spicules belonging to this family were also noted by
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Łukowiak
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(
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, figs.
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N, O) from the Miocene of central Paratethys.
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