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<emphasis id="B960C612E7680D3DE79B4E09FE79FBEC" bold="true" box="[151,387,1124,1151]" pageId="5">Material examined:</emphasis>
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The specimen from ROV 
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Dive 26 consisted of just nine nectophores. The specimen was collected at a depth of 
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on 
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27 
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at 
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, off 
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, 
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Known only by its nectophores that measured up to 
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in length. Lower lateral ridges do not combine with meso-laterals distally. No mouth-plate. Nectosac relatively narrow and resembling a flattened cylin- der. Triangular thrust block occupying almost half the length of the nectophore.
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An 
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frame grab was taken of the specimen (
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). This shows that before collection the specimen had lost almost all of its siphosome and this could explain why no siphosomal zooids were preserved. There were no signs of any pigmentation.
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: The nine preserved nectophores varied in size from 
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in length and 
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in width to 
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and 
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, respectively. The ratio of the total length of the mature nectophore to that of the nectosac averaged 1.4. Although fairly robust, several of the preserved nectophores had lost the ectodermal lining to their nectosac, and in all others it was damaged. Although collectively it was possible to trace the arrangement of the radial canals, it was very difficult to discern the extent of the muscle-free zone on the lower side of the nectosac, and it may be larger or smaller than that represented in the illustrations.
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A younger nectophore is shown in 
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. At that stage the thrust block was relatively small and the ascending mantle canal extended to about half its height. All the ridges were well-defined and as with most other 
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species, except 
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, the upper and lower laterals curved round to join together. The meso-lateral ridges ran from their proximal junctions with the upper and lower ridges obliquely down to end below the ostium. One characteristic feature was that the lower lateral ridges did not unite, distally, with the meso-lateral ridges, but petered out a short distance from them. At this stage the upper lateral ridges ran down the nectophore in parallel and very close to each other. Shortly above the ostium they clearly divided into inner and outer branches. The inner ones continued directly to the ostium, while the outer ones ran obliquely outwards for a short distance before petering out.
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photograph of 
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Scale unknown.
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Young nectophore of 
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Upper (left), lateral (centre) and lower (right) views. See 
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for list of annotations. Scale bar 
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As the nectophores matured the main change was in the size of the thrust block (
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). It became roughly triangular in shape coming to a rounded point proximally, without forming a digitate process. The ascending mantle canal extended to about half the length of the thrust block and typically ended in a small swelling inflected into the mesogloea. The lower lateral ridges extended to approximately the same level before petering out. Distally these ridges still did not unite with the meso-lateral ridges.At the junction between all three main ridges there was a thick- ening that extended proximally for a short distance. Shortly above the ostium the upper lateral ridges branched, the inner branch running distally to the ostium, and the outer pair obliquely outwards for a short distance.
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<paragraph id="8BAB1A00E76A0D3FE7CB4A8CFBA9FE18" blockId="7.[151,1436,153,395]" pageId="7">The ostial opening was wide, accentuated by the absence of the lining to the nectosac, and tended to be inflected slightly toward the upper side. The nectosac remained cylindrical in shape, and was only slightly emarginated on its proximal side. It was difficult to gauge the extent of the muscle-free zone, but it was clear that it extended slightly onto the upper side of the nectosac, proximally. The lateral radial canals arose, slightly asymmetrically, from the upper canal at a notable distance from the insertion point of the short pedicular canal.</paragraph>
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<emphasis id="B960C612E76A0D3FE79B4F6DFED9FA88" bold="true" box="[151,291,1280,1307]" pageId="7">FIGURE 7.</emphasis>
Mature nectophore of 
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<emphasis id="B960C612E76A0D3FE5204F6FFCDCFA88" box="[556,806,1281,1307]" italics="true" pageId="7">Bargmannia profunda</emphasis>
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Upper (left), lateral (centre) and lower (right) views. Proximal at top. See 
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for list of annotations. Scale bar 
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.
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<subSubSection id="C30E498BE76A0D3FE7CB4F00FD01F8A4" pageId="7" type="discussion">
<paragraph id="8BAB1A00E76A0D3FE7CB4F00FD01F8A4" blockId="7.[151,1437,1389,2027]" pageId="7">
<emphasis id="B960C612E76A0D3FE7CB4F00FEC1FA14" bold="true" box="[199,315,1389,1415]" pageId="7">Remarks.</emphasis>
The arrangement of the ridges, and particularly the fact that the lower lateral ridge did not join, distally, with the meso-lateral one suggests a similarity with that of the smaller nectophores of 
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<emphasis id="B960C612E76A0D3FE3A64FFFFA6CFA38" box="[1194,1430,1426,1451]" italics="true" pageId="7">Bargmannia amoena</emphasis>
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. 
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noted that the nectophores of 
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<emphasis id="B960C612E76A0D3FE5704FDBFD0FFA5C" box="[636,757,1462,1487]" italics="true" pageId="7">B. amoena</emphasis>
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could be split into three size categories, which probably reflected the state of sexual maturity of the colony. Nectophores of the middle range are similar in size to those of 
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<emphasis id="B960C612E76A0D3FE2884FB7FF07F984" italics="true" pageId="7">B. profunda</emphasis>
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, and both had a similar ratio of overall length to nectosac length. Nonetheless, there is one feature that clearly distinguishes the two species and that is the presence of a distinct mouth-plate on the nectophores of 
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<emphasis id="B960C612E76A0D3FE2884C4FFF0AF9CC" italics="true" pageId="7">B. amoena</emphasis>
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, while for 
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<emphasis id="B960C612E76A0D3FE6624C2BFE0EF9CC" box="[366,500,1605,1631]" italics="true" pageId="7">B. profunda</emphasis>
</taxonomicName>
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<taxonomicNameLabel id="A2537B69E76A0D3FE6F74C28FDACF9CC" box="[507,598,1605,1631]" pageId="7" rank="species">sp. nov.</taxonomicNameLabel>
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it was totally absent. This alone would seem to warrant the establishment of a new species. In comparison with the specimens of 
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<emphasis id="B960C612E76A0D3FE40F4C07FC81F910" box="[771,891,1642,1667]" italics="true" pageId="7">B. amoena</emphasis>
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also caught in the same vicinity the nectophores of 
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<emphasis id="B960C612E76A0D3FE7BA4CE3FEC1F934" box="[182,315,1677,1703]" italics="true" pageId="7">B. profunda</emphasis>
</taxonomicName>
<emphasis id="B960C612E76A0D3FE64D4CE0FE61F934" bold="true" box="[321,411,1677,1703]" pageId="7">
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</emphasis>
were more flaccid, in their preserved state, and the lining of the nectosac had a tendency to detach itself. Finally, the photograph of the 
<emphasis id="B960C612E76A0D3FE5734CDFFD3EF958" box="[639,708,1714,1739]" italics="true" pageId="7">in situ</emphasis>
specimen (
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) showed no sign of any pigmentation, which would be very unusual if it were 
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<emphasis id="B960C612E76A0D3FE5044CBBFD7AF97C" box="[520,640,1750,1775]" italics="true" pageId="7">B. amoena</emphasis>
</taxonomicName>
as colonies of that species have bright orange-red gastrozooids and the whole stem is of the same colour, as are the radial canals on the nectosac of the nectophores. Indeed the nectosac itself is usually suffused with a pale orange coloration.
</paragraph>
</subSubSection>
<subSubSection id="C30E498BE76A0D3FE7CB4D2DFE39F878" pageId="7" type="distribution">
<paragraph id="8BAB1A00E76A0D3FE7CB4D2DFE39F878" blockId="7.[151,1437,1389,2027]" pageId="7">
<emphasis id="B960C612E76A0D3FE7CB4D2DFE9BF8C8" bold="true" box="[199,353,1856,1883]" pageId="7">Distribution.</emphasis>
Known only from a single specimen collected off 
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, 
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A at a depth of 
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. However, an 
<emphasis id="B960C612E76A0D3FE7F84D0BFEC2F8EC" box="[244,312,1894,1919]" italics="true" pageId="7">in situ</emphasis>
video frame grab of a 
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<emphasis id="B960C612E76A0D3FE53D4D0BFD46F8EC" box="[561,700,1894,1919]" italics="true" pageId="7">Bargmannia</emphasis>
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colony (
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) seen but not collected was taken during 
<emphasis id="B960C612E76A0D3FE2494D08FA67F8EC" box="[1349,1437,1893,1919]" italics="true" pageId="7">Tiburon</emphasis>
Dive 853, on 
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7 
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June 2005
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, position 
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, 
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, and at the very similar depth of 
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(
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) appeared to be very similar to the 
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specimen of 
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<emphasis id="B960C612E76A0D3FE5F34DC3FC02F854" box="[767,1016,1965,1991]" italics="true" pageId="7">Bargmannia profunda</emphasis>
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sp nov, but as it was not collected its identity remains uncertain.
</paragraph>
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<subSubSection id="C30E498BE7650D30E7CB4AF4FDE6FF44" pageId="8" type="etymology">
<paragraph id="8BAB1A00E7650D30E7CB4AF4FDE6FF44" blockId="8.[151,1436,153,215]" pageId="8">
<emphasis id="B960C612E7650D30E7CB4AF4FEB4FF20" bold="true" box="[199,334,153,179]" pageId="8">Etymology.</emphasis>
The name is derived from the Latin 
<emphasis id="B960C612E7650D30E5F34AF4FC8AFF20" box="[767,880,153,179]" italics="true" pageId="8">profundus</emphasis>
, meaning deep and reflecting the great depth at which the specimen was collected.
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