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Differing from
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(
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: pl. 11) E.J.
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in lacking the cuniculus and pores in the central area and smaller size, and from
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in width and stria density.
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. LM DIC except SEM Figs 77, 78. Figs 7072. Live cells in different orientations showing plastids resembling hot cross buns in valve view (Fig. 70), butterflies in girdle view (Fig. 71), and obliquely, GU44L. Fig. 73. Several cells still attached in colonies, tube material not visible, GU44K-6. Fig. 74. Single frustule in girdle view, GU44K-6. Fig. 75. Holotype valve, GU44L-C. Fig 76. Valve from GU44K-6. Figs 77, 78. SEM of valves in exterior aspect, showing line of prominent pores along each side of sternum (arrow), and interior aspect showing lack of cuniculi in central nodule; GU44L-C. Scale bars: Figs 7072 = 20 µm, Figs 7378 = 10 µm.
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Tube-dwelling cells with plastids reminiscent of a hot cross bun in valve view, a butterfly in girdle view (
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). Frustules, often remaining together after acid cleaning (
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), with numerous copulae (
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). Valves elliptico-lanceolate, 2835 µm long, 10.512.5 µm wide (
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). Striae
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10 µm except slightly more distant (
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10 µm) in those adjacent to central area, weakly radiate in the central area, otherwise parallel, continuing around the apices (
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). Striae punctate, the external areolae openings circular to transapically elongate, internally circular. Areolae closest to the raphe sternum somewhat more prominent (
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, arrow). Central area lacking isolated pores. External central raphe endings 46 striae apart, straight, extending into the narrowly oval central area, which as defined by the line of areolae is 1112 striae long. External terminal raphe endings subapical (ca. 5 striae short of apex) with a small hook into a small hyaline area 12 striae wide. Internal raphe endings straight, a small helictoglossa at each terminus; no cuniculi at the central endings.
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hic designatus:—
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<emphasis id="8FF5EA806A3AEC1880B1100DFEF18349" bold="true" box="[189,356,590,616]" pageId="17" pageNumber="252">Etymology:—</emphasis>
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, L. adjective referring to Easter, with reference to the resemblance of the live cells in valve view to the Eastertime bakery item, hot cross buns.
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<emphasis id="8FF5EA806A3AEC1880B110D5FE5E8391" bold="true" box="[189,459,662,688]" pageId="17" pageNumber="252">Additional Records:—</emphasis>
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: GabGab reef, Apra Harbor, GU44I-2!, GU44K-6!.
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This species is most like
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but differs in lacking the cuniculus that is characteristic of both forms of
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, along with associated pores in the central area. [A cuniculus (
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Ross
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1979
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,
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) “comprises a simple pore in the external central area connecting with an elongate perforate raised structure terminating the internal raphe fissures in the central area.”] It is also shorter and narrower than that form, though wider than
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.
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The colony structure is similar to the narrow threads of the nominate variety of
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but much different from the large, cold-water colonies of
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var.
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(
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,
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). The stria density is higher than other similar species (
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), including
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<emphasis id="8FF5EA806A3AEC18848511D0FA9B828D" box="[1161,1294,914,940]" italics="true" pageId="17" pageNumber="252">P. berkeleyi</emphasis>
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10 µm).
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