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(
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)
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<emphasis id="B92DEAA4FFCDFF8F248EFD05F8DD76DA" bold="true" box="[151,386,674,699]" pageId="2" pageNumber="343">Material examined.</emphasis>
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20140112, specimen in ethanol, collected by Robert Stone with a camera array towed from the FV
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;
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8 August
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, 177 m depth,
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NNE of Bishop Point, Unalaska Island, eastern Aleutian Islands, Bering Sea (
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). Attached to a large cobble. Bottom water temperature = 4.2 °C.
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Globular, in life and in ethanol creamy white sponge (
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x
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mm
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x
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mm) with a strongly hispid surface due to long spicules, protruding up to
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above the surface (
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, right). Spicules and spicule mat are light brown in color possibly due to sediment and biofoulants (
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). A large patch of the upper surface is without protruding spicules (
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), probably lost due to abrasion during collection. Consistency is hard, there are no oscules or surface pores visible. Conical, polyspicular tracts of triaenes and oxeas start with the narrow end in the choanosome, getting broader towards the surface. They protrude through the cortex and reach above the surface with the clads of the triaenes facing out. The cortex appears brown under the microscope and is a thin membrane, 1540 µm in diameter with oxyasters distributed within the membrane. Spicules consist of dichotriaenes, straight rhabds, 45005600 x 180230 µm, clads 380525 x 180225 µm per ray; long oxeas 800010,500
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µm, large oxyasters with conical, blunt rays 1824 µm in diameter and small oxyasters, 912 µm in diameter. The basal part of the sponge with long, thin anatriaenes among the protruding spicules, rhabds, 2300 6400
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70 µm, clads 3578
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56 µm.
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<emphasis id="B92DEAA4FFCDFF8F24DEFB45F813709A" bold="true" box="[199,332,1250,1275]" pageId="2" pageNumber="343">Discussion.</emphasis>
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reported only one category of oxyasters, 1418 µm in diameter but
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report two categories, 2025 µm and 10 µm in diameter. The description and measurements of
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fit very well to the specimen we describe here (
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). This species was previously known only from the Sea of
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at a depth of
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.
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This is the first record of the species from Alaskan waters and a range extension of more than
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.
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