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FJ)
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:
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Is. (Lat. 9.364545, Lon. -82.238835), lower intertidal in coarse sand, sheltered by coral reef,
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: one whole mount (
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.
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Same data as
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, three specimens studied karyologically.
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. The species is named after the
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locality,
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<emphasis id="27F5EAE6FFA4FF85FF17FB052466FD82" bold="true" box="[199,333,1197,1223]" italics="true" pageId="7" pageNumber="134">Description</emphasis>
.
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species, similar to the previous species in general morphology (
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).
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.
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With 810 testes in one irregular row. Cirrus about 4070 μm long, provided with 815 rows of spines, with relatively few spines per row (
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GJ). Proximal spines larger, 5-6 μm long, straight, with narrow bases, 22.5 μm wide, with a somewhat obtuse distal tip. More distally, spines become more curved in shape, with proportionally wider bases. Distalmost spines become progressively smaller, to 2.53 μm high, and 2.53 μm wide. Near the top, spines are small, 1.52.5 μm high, 1.52.5 μm wide, only slightly curved.
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<paragraph id="153E36F4FFA4FF85FF17FA2D244FFC86" blockId="7.[151,1437,1052,1799]" pageId="7" pageNumber="134">Prostatoid organ just posterior to copulatory bulb, opening to the outside through it own pore. Prostatoid stylet about 20 μm long.</paragraph>
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<emphasis id="27F5EAE6FFA4FF85FF17FA6424EDFCA2" bold="true" box="[199,454,1484,1511]" italics="true" pageId="7" pageNumber="134">Female genital system</emphasis>
.
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Ovaria and vitellaria as in previous species. With a distinct bursa just in front of copulatory bulb, with external vagina (
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). Female pore posterior to prostatoid organ pore.
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.
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With n=3, and all chromosomes acrocentric, different in size. Karyotype formula: FN=3; Chromosome I: 57.8; 10.8 (a); Chromosome II: 25.14; 10 (a); Chromosome III: 17.08; 17.24 (st) (based on one plate).
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s. Small
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species with up to 10 testes in one row. Cirrus long and narrow, with 815 rows of narrowly triangular spines up to 6 μm long proximally, becoming progressively more curved and with wider bases medially. Distal spines progressively smaller, to 1.5 μm long. With a prostatoid organ provided with a stylet 20 μm long. With a bursa and an external vagina opening close to male pore. Female duct and prostatoid organ open to the outside independently. Karyotype with three pairs of acrocentric chromosomes
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