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Cells lanceolate to ovoid, heteropolar, with openly convex margins and subrostrate to rounded apices. Length
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. Central sternum narrow, linear to lanceolate, raised and forming a continuum with the virgae. Striae alternate, parallel in central area and radiate at apices. Areolae markedly lineolate, running continuously from valve face to mantle,
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, and bearing well-developed volae. Spines flat, spatulate and located on the virgae. One apical pore field at each apex, located on the valve mantle. Foot-pole apical pore field larger and compose of up to 5 rows of round poroids. Girdle bands open, non-perforated with valvocopula wider than rest of girdle elements.
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Frustules are rectangular in girdle view (
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). Valves are lanceolate to narrowly ovoid, faintly or conspicuously heteropolar with subrostrate to rounded apices (
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). Valve dimensions (n=25): length
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. The central sternum is narrow and linear to lanceolate. The striae are alternating, parallel and becoming slightly radiate near the apices,
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. The areolae are not discernible in LM.
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SEM (
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Frustules are linked by single, spatulate and solid linking spines, which are located on the costae at the valve face/mantle junction (
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). The valve surface is slightly undulate due to the raised costae and the axial area, which are smooth (
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). Apical pore fields are present on each apex, better developed at the foot-pole that at the head-pole. They are located on the valve mantle and composed of several, usually up to 6, rows of small round poroids (
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). Internally, the apical pore fields are well separated from the striae and formed within a depression at the valve apices (
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). Rimoportulae are absent. The striae are composed of narrow slit-like to rectangular areolae running continuously from the valve face onto the mantle and becoming smaller toward the axial and mantle abvalvar areas (
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). Areolae ca.
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along the striae (
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). The mantle areolae, usually 4-5, are gradually becoming smaller than the areolae toward the axial area (
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). The volae are clearly developed and form a complex structure within the areolae (
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). Internally, the costae are also raised and thickened compared to the striae (
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). The girdle bands are open and lack perforations (
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). The valvocopula are presumably fimbriate and wider than the other narrower copulae (
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).
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:—
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making it at present impossible to determine the exact distribution of the new species.
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