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pl. VI, fig 8. Vosmaer 1885: 910, pl. I, fig 13, pl. II, fig. 16, pl. V, figs 37. Breitfuss 1911: 213. Rezvoi 1928: 76.
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: 6061, fig. 31
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: 322, fig. 5.
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461.
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312.
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Morozov
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, fig. 13.
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. Van Soest
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2000.
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July 15,
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, 141 m depth (
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One specimen was collected in inner Frobisher Bay near Hill Island. The specimen is ovoid,
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). The surface is optically smooth with small furrows, giving a somewhat dimpled appearance. A root section ~
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long is visible on the underside of the specimen, but this portion may have been damaged upon collection and so could be longer in life. The sponge is a light brown colour, lightening towards the root (
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). The sponge had a soft consistency when it was collected but became hard after preservation in ethanol. The spicules consist of large oxeas that are often thicker on one end 2206 (16103453)
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(417) µm long. There are also protriaenes that have a shaft length of 1905 (8885879)
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(829) µm, with one whip-like clad 105 (36183) µm long. Protrianes can have clads of equal lengths or have one long whip-like clad. Here the two protriaene variations are considered as one spicule
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. Anatriaenes are uncommon compared to oxeas and protriaenes (only one was found fully intact with a length of 7017 µm); the shaft width is 14 (820) µm n=20, and the clads are 77 (5794) µm; sigmaspires with a centrotylote swelling are 13 (1018) µm in length. (
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BF).
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<emphasis id="B93E9D7053423808C697FB13F36A1FE2" bold="true" box="[199,358,1221,1246]" pageId="17" pageNumber="318">Genetic data.</emphasis>
28S rDNA sequences group this specimen with
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<emphasis id="B93E9D7053423808C5D9FB13F1F31FE2" box="[905,1023,1221,1246]" italics="true" pageId="17" pageNumber="318">Cinachyra</emphasis>
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and
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specimens based on the D3D5 domain sequence (GenBank accession
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). There are no nucleotide sequences published for this species. This species does not group with other
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<emphasis id="B93E9D7053423808C549FADBF1891E1A" box="[793,901,1293,1318]" italics="true" pageId="17" pageNumber="318">Craniella</emphasis>
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species based on a preliminary analysis of the 28S sequences.
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<emphasis id="B93E9D7053423808C697FA83F3C91E52" bold="true" box="[199,453,1365,1390]" pageId="17" pageNumber="318">Taxonomic Remarks.</emphasis>
The spicule measurements of the present specimen are similar to those given by
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. Anatriaenes were not common in this specimen; only one was found fully intact, but several anatriaene rhabdomes were seen.
<bibRefCitation id="EFDB3C9353423808C7F4FA4BF0441E8A" author="Koltun, V. M." box="[420,584,1437,1462]" pageId="17" pageNumber="318" refId="ref13162" refString="Koltun, V. M. (1966) Four-rayed sponges of Northern and Far Eastern seas of the USSR (order Tetraxonida). Opredeliti Faunei SSSR 90. (Zoological Institute of the Academy of Sciences of the USSR: Moscow, Leningrad), 112 pp." type="book" year="1966">Koltun (1966)</bibRefCitation>
suggests that the anatrianes reach maximum length of over 10,000 µm, therefore it is difficult to find this spicule unbroken.
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also states that the anatriaenes may be absent, suggesting that this spicule is uncommon in this species. Compared with the sympatric
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, protriaenes of various sizes, most with one long whip-like clad are more common in this specimen, while anatriaenes are more common in
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.
</emphasis>
The key diagnostic spicules for this species are the sigmaspires with a centrotylote swelling. This swelling occurs in both C and S shaped spicules and is quite apparent using light and scanning electron microscopy. The external appearance of this sponge fits Koltuns 1966 description, with the body “egg-shaped or spherical, up to
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in height”. The radially spiral skeleton and velvety surface described by
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is also apparent in this specimen.
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<emphasis id="B93E9D7053423808C697F937F3401DC6" bold="true" box="[199,332,1761,1786]" pageId="17" pageNumber="318">Discussion.</emphasis>
This is the first record of the species in the Northern Labrador marine ecoregion. The sponge corresponds to descriptions of
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by Schmidt (1870) and Vosmaer (1885), and to a description of
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<emphasis id="B93E9D7053423808C305F8D3F2E21C7E" italics="true" pageId="17" pageNumber="318">Tetilla polyura</emphasis>
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by
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. The centrotylote swelling of the sigmaspires is distinctive and separates this species from the sympatric
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.
</emphasis>
It is likely that both of these species belong to a common genus, and therefore the family requires revision.
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describes the distribution of this species to be the Barents Sea, the Kara Sea, the Laptev Sea,
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waters,
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, the Azores, and Baffin Bay with a depth distribution ranging from
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25
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. Vosmaer (1885) stated that this sponge has a higher Arctic and coastal Russian distribution.
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re-identified a sponge originally considered
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collected by Brøndsted off of Labrador (
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depth) to
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,
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but the collection location is within the Northern Grand BanksSouthern Labrador marine ecoregion.
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