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1210812. Fragment removed from
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(see
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Art. 8.3 Ex. 8).
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: The specific epithet refers to the depth zone where the
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: Thallus non-geniculate, forming a nucleated rhodolith with a thin crust (120150 μm) growing over a core of consolidated sedimentary material and fragments of invertebrate organisms, putatively identified as bryozoans (
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), found growing in a mesophotic benthic habitat. Thallus construction monomerous, with a weakly developed hypothallium (
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). Hypothallial cells rectangular in shape, 1419 μm long x 58 μm wide (n=4). In some locations two superimposed layers of thalli were observed, though extensive layering was not observed. Adjacent hypothallial and perithallial cells linked by cell fusions (
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); secondary pit connections not observed. The upper perithallium was comprised of layers of wide, flattened cells, 3.15.1 μm long x 10.616.4 μm wide (
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). Meristematic cells also appeared wide and flattened, 2.56.1 μm long x 10.517.8 μm wide (
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). Epithallium (
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) a single layer of armored epithallial cells that are and very flattened, with thick, heavily calcified cell walls and a small round or slightly trapezoidal shaped lumen, 1.22.0 μm long x 4.87.0 μm wide (n=7) (
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). Tetrasporangial sori observed from surface view were flush to slightly raised above the thallus surface and showed tetrasporangial pores surrounded by 1014 rosette cells (
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). No evidence of sloughing of tetrasporangial sori was shown, though no buried tetrasporangial compartments were observed in section views. Surface views of a sorus where upper cell layers were removed show compactly arranged tetrasporangial compartments (
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