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<paragraph id="5D7414115DA0863BAB9EABC417E0ED02" pageId="3" pageNumber="4">Taxon classification Animalia Leucosolenida Grantiidae</paragraph>
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Paragrantia waguensis
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Figs 1, 2, 3, 4, 5
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, 1940: 40, pl. V figs 8-11, text-fig. 4;
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: 448, text-fig. 274 as named form of
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(not:
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Fabricius, 1780).
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;
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on-line.
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<paragraph id="3B852F902654DA92BD1A44F79CC4DB67" pageId="3" pageNumber="4">Material.</paragraph>
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Naturalis Biodiversity Center, reg. nr. RMNH Por. 9317 (five individuals), Japan, South Kuroshio ecoregion, Okinawa, Manza, approximately
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, vertical rocky wall, 25-30 m, coll. B.W. Hoeksema, 10 August 2014; Naturalis Biodiversity Center, reg.nr. RMNH Por. 3901 (three individuals), Japan, South Kuroshio
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, Okinawa, Onna village, approximately
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,
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, coral reef slope, 20-55 m, coll. J. Tanaka, 6 May 2006.
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Syntype, 8 specimens (not seen)
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University Museum, reg.nr. TUMC 110908, Japan, Central Kuroshio ecoregion, Mie Prefecture, Wagu, approximately
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,
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, coll. S.
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<paragraph id="0B7C7D273061186ED4336707C0BFA95D" pageId="4" pageNumber="5">Description.</paragraph>
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Cup-shaped or tubular specimens (Fig. 1
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in life, but larger individuals may be somewhat elliptical, and occasionally consisting of two or three budded individuals. The cups or tubes have a narrow attachment to the substratum but there is no clear stalk. Outer surface pearly white and smooth, without any visible inhalant structures. The rim is pale purple in color and distinctly fringed.
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or detritus may stick to the rim. Inside the cup, most specimens are likewise smooth and white, but one of the specimens is mottled greenish due to encrusting
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growing on its inner surface (Fig. 1d). A faint punctate inner surface pattern may be discernible in some individuals, representing the peculiar exhalant chambers characteristic for this species. Size of individuals may vary from 1 to 4 cm in height, 0.5-4 cm in diameter, thickness of the walls up to 1.5 mm. Consistency firm, somewhat flexible, but breakable under pressure. In preserved condition, the shape of the individuals alters notably: the specimens collapse and may become folded and compressed.
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Figure 1. Habitus of
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. ain situ photo of oval cup-shaped individual at Manza, Okinawa (photo B.W. Hoeksema of RMNH Por. 9317) b ditto and small tubular rounded bud (photo B.W. Hoeksema) c ditto of small rounded cup-shaped individual (B.W. Hoeksema) d budded individual showing mottled algal growth, from Onna village, Okinawa (photo J. Tanaka) e preserved specimens from Manza, RMNH Por. 3901) (scale bar = 1 cm).
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Aquiferous system. No histological slides were made, but the structure of the skeleton suggests it is syconoid (as was also the case in
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material). There is no evidence of branching choanocyte chambers. Subcortical lacunae are present, regularly distributed and apparently serving as inhalant reservoirs.
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Skeleton of the walls. (Figs 2-4) In cross section from external side to inside: a fairly thick cortical skeleton of relatively large triactines (Fig. 2a), an articulate tubar skeleton (Fig. 3a) consisting of three or more rows of sagittal triactines with centrifugally directed unpaired actines, subsequently a layer of subatrial strongly sagittal triactines, and an atrial skeleton (Fig. 4
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) of tetractines and triactines, containing the three-dimensionally rounded atrial exhalant chambers (Fig. 4b) supported and covered by inwardly directed small butterfly-shaped tetractines (Figs 4
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1) with peculiarly swollen and ornamented apical actines (see below). These small apopylar tetractines in addition to the normal atrial triactines (Fig. 4d) and tetractines (Fig. 4e) are so far unique among the
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Figure 2. SEM images of cortical region of
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and its cortical spicules. a overview of cortical surface showing dense layer of cortical triactines b various sizes and shapes of cortical triactines.
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Figure 3. SEM images of cross section of
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and its choanosomal spicules. a overview of cross section showing skeleton of tubar chambers and subatrial skeleton b various sizes and shapes of tubar triactines c subatrial triactines.
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Figure 4. SEM images of atrial region of
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and its atrial spicules. a overview of atrial surface with atrial chambers b detail of atrial apopylar chambers showing the position of the apopylar spicules c apopylar spicules c1 details of apical actines of c d atrial triactine e atrial tetractines.
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Skeleton of the fringe. (Fig. 5
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) The main support of the fringe consists of a palisade of long thick diactines tangentially covered outside and inside by sagittal triactines and tetractines differing morphologically from those of the walls.
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Figure 5. SEM images of the fringe of
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and its fringe spicules. a overview of fringe inner surface b detail of the same showing presence and position of the spicules c diactines d tetractines e triactines.
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Cortical triactines (Fig. 2b), mostly slightly sagittal, with unpaired actines generally longer than paired actines, but not infrequently all actines are about the same length with the sagittal morphology only expressed by a wider angle between the paired actines; unpaired actines 48
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Subatrial triactines (Fig. 3c), strongly sagittal, with paired actines wide angled, occasionally at right angles with the unpaired actines, but often not in the same plane, unpaired actines much longer than paired actines; unpaired actines 207
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111
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triactines (Fig. 4d), strongly sagittal, with unpaired actines longer than the paired actines, but differentiated from the subatrial triactines by longer paired actines; unpaired actines 150
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Atrial tetractines (Fig. 4e), sagittal, with unpaired and paired actines not strongly different in length, but occasionally the paired actines are slightly longer, and apical actines conical; unpaired actines 42
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Atrial exhalant chamber tetractines (apopylar tetractines) (Figs 4c, 4c1), butterfly-shaped, sagittal, with short conical unpaired actines, distinctly longer paired actines, and with the apical actines swollen and ornamented with irregular spines, curved slightly inwards, likened to
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by
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: 42); unpaired actines 14-
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Diactines (Fig. 5c) from the fringe, fusiform, sharply pointed, 360
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(Fig. 5d) from the fringe, strongly sagittal, unpaired actines longer than the paired actines, which are widely flaring, and apical actines conical, sharply pointed; unpaired actines 165
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Triactines (Fig. 5e) from the fringe, strongly sagittal, with much longer unpaired actines than paired actines (similar to subatrial triactines), 156
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<paragraph id="B3EE174B062B6A44C66F47C224ECE072" pageId="8" pageNumber="9">Ecology.</paragraph>
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No data were provided by
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, but the Okinawa specimens were from a steep reef slope at 20-55 m depth, growing among coralline and turf algae, and encrusting sponges.
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<subSubSection id="C3CDA1CE26E28B75A7251D98BB1C3DBE" pageId="8" pageNumber="9" type="distribution">
<paragraph id="1E97F21A4EFE5DDC5CDBC5401CEDFA97" pageId="8" pageNumber="9">Distribution.</paragraph>
<paragraph id="3277B797D9C6EC174E46C07800192D97" pageId="8" pageNumber="9">Warm-temperate (Mie Prefecture) and subtropical (Okinawa) regions of Japan.</paragraph>
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