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Supplementary
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Shipboard observations. The specimen was found lying flat on the surface of the box core and was probably incomplete. In shipboard photographs it formed a flat plate, fairly elongated, more than
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). One of the longer sides was convex and probably included parts of the intact margin. The opposite side of the test was concave and appeared broken, as did the two irregularly shaped ends.
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Preserved specimen. On arrival in
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, the plate had broken into several fragments, the largest about
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). The following description is based mainly on observations made at this stage, since the fragments themselves had almost totally disintegrated by the time they reached
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The surface showed concentric lineations following a rather irregular, wavy course, in places comprising a series of short, curved sections to create a scalloped effect. The lineations are sometimes joined by faint transverse lines, reflecting the cell-like compartments that occupy the test interior. The outer wall is very thin (3068 µm), delicate and easily damaged (Supplementary
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). It is composed of very small mineral grains, which include a scattering of tiny orange and white grains, together with sponge spicule fragments and occasional radiolarians. The internal compartments are clearly visible in broken sections (Supplementary
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) and are defined by partitions with the same thickness and composition as the external walls, with which they merge. Some of the partitions span the two outer walls more or less transversely, but overall, the compartments are not particularly regular and the partitions between them are orientated in various directions with respect to the outer walls.
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This specimen resembles
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in terms of its wall structure and composition, as well as the compartmentalised test interior. However, although damaged, it is still much larger than the specimen described above (
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!), and has a flat, plate-like morphology with no sign of a stalk or multiple radiating plates. Nevertheless, the
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). It is therefore possible that this large plate should be assigned to
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