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<emphasis id="B90C056E5A44A05FE320D326FE6B914E" box="[280,446,343,365]" italics="true" pageId="3" pageNumber="1603">Riscodopa parva</emphasis>
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<paragraph id="8BC7D97C5A44A05FE28BD3CDFDCB9250" blockId="3.[140,1094,413,628]" pageId="3" pageNumber="1603">Colony discoid, free living, budded radially, anchored by rhizoids originating from basal septular pores. Ancestrula either tatiform or similar to succeeding zooids. Zooid ori ces with oral spines, paired lateral denticles and a proximal lyrula. Avicularia lateral and oral, sometimes proximal and associated with a mucro. Ovicell hyperstomial, prominent, with numerous small pores or tubercles, known or inferred not to be closed by the operculum.</paragraph>
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Species here assigned to
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fall into two groups; the Recent species, which have a tatiform ancestrula, and the fossil species, which do not. Genera which include species with diVerent kinds of ancestrula have been documented (Cook, 1985: 51), and the genus
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, which is usually characterized by the presence of a proximal mucro and avicularium, does include some species in which these do not occur (
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).
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stipulated that there was no suboral aviculiferous mucro in
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. A mucro occurs in
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and
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<emphasis id="B90C056E5A44A05FE318D1D2FE649399" box="[288,433,931,954]" italics="true" pageId="3" pageNumber="1603">R. paucipora</emphasis>
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, but is absent from
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<emphasis id="B90C056E5A44A05FE092D1D2FCD99399" box="[682,780,931,954]" italics="true" pageId="3" pageNumber="1603">R. parva</emphasis>
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,
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<emphasis id="B90C056E5A44A05FE127D1D2FC529399" box="[799,903,930,954]" italics="true" pageId="3" pageNumber="1603">R. cotyla</emphasis>
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and
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<emphasis id="B90C056E5A44A05FE1F1D1D2FBEB9399" box="[969,1086,930,954]" italics="true" pageId="3" pageNumber="1603">R. hyalina</emphasis>
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. However, the similarities in colony form and basal septular pores suggest that all the species described here may be contained within the genus
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. In all species, the ancestrula is surrounded by a circlet of ve or six primary autozooids. These appear to be budded as a distal pair or triad, followed by a proximal triad, which may be derived equally from the lateral zooids as well as from the ancestrula.
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and
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live, anchored by basal rhizoids, on particulate substrata in deep water (4774059 and
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, respectively), from the
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shelf;
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occurs oV the coast of
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from
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429 to
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. The numerous other fossil bryozoan species associated with
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and
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in the Tertiary samples from
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suggest, in contrast, that although similar kinds of particulate sea-bottom occurred in Australian Tertiary seas, it is very unlikely that any of these fossil forms lived in deep water (
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Wass
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). Similar apparent discrepancies between the known depth range of Recent species, and the depths inferred for their fossil congeners, occur among several groups of species in the Australian Tertiary, and have been noted for
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(
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,
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(
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and for
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and other species (Bock and Cook, in press). One possible explanation is that the hydrodynami c conditions of the shelf environments of the mid-Tertiary were much less agitated by wave activity than the modern shelf of southern
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. This in turn, may be related to the narrower zone of open ocean that existed between
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and
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, or that the severe storms in this zone were less frequent or less intense during this interval of milder climate. The lack of strong bottom current or wave activity is also re ected in the presence of clay-rich sediments over large intervals and areas in the Tertiary, whereas clay-rich sediments are generally little-represented on the modern continental shelf.
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