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Valve length 35.051.5 μm, valve breadth 9.512.5 μm. Valves distinctly dorsiventral and heteropolar, semirhomboid-lanceolate (
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). Dorsal margin broadly arched, slightly protracted near apices (
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). Ventral margin weakly convex, barely tumescent in central area, tapering gently toward apices (
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). Footpole narrowing, rounded with APF, headpole distinctly rostrate (
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). APF externally with round poroids (
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), internally covered by knobby jointed ridge of silica (
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). Internally, both poles bear small to indistinguishable pseudosepta (
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). Axial area narrow, curved, slightly ventrally displaced (
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). Central area small, broadly elliptical, slightly more arched on dorsal side (
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). A round stigmoid is present on dorsal side of central nodule (
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), opening internally through elongated slit (
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). Raphe curved and slightly sinusoidal (
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). External proximal raphe ends expanded into small pores (
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). External distal raphe terminal fissures deflected towards the ventral margin (
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). Internal proximal raphe ends covered by nodular or flap-like silica development formed by the primary side of the valve (
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). Internal distal raphe terminal fissures slightly elevated into small lobed helictoglossa at some distance from valve apices (
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). Striae parallel in the middle, becoming radiate towards the valve apices (
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), appearing blocky in LM,
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The species name
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honors Dr. Christine Cocquyt, who has contributed greatly to the diatom taxonomy of the African Rift lakes.
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This species was only observed in abundance from the Kalambo River (Ka), which marks the boundary between
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). We also observed a small population of this species in Isanga Bay (Is) in the southern sub-basin of Lake Tanganyika.
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