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<emphasis id="64FDEAC3F53C875AA0ADF5E392BB5DDF" bold="true" box="[151,399,461,487]" italics="true" pageId="28" pageNumber="29">Panningia trispicula</emphasis>
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<figureCitation id="CEB22A54F53C875AA0ADF5DE92335E32" box="[151,263,496,522]" captionStart="FIGURE 11" captionStartId="30.[151,255,1893,1917]" captionTargetBox="[235,1336,163,1869]" captionTargetId="figure-78@30.[229,1348,153,1877]" captionTargetPageId="30" captionText="FIGURE 11. Panningia trispicula sp. nov. Holotype, SAM-A28011. A. Heavily-knobbed plate from body wall; B. almost smooth plates from body wall; C. cross-shaped deposits from body wall; D. rods from podia; E. end-plate; F. plates from tentacles; G. rods from tentacles; J. madreporite and calcareous ring. Paratype SAM-A28012, H. plates from body wall; I.end-plate. A scale a; B-I scale b." figureDoi="http://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.5107113" httpUri="https://zenodo.org/record/5107113/files/figure.png" pageId="28" pageNumber="29">Figure 11</figureCitation>
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Presumably a small, barrel-shaped species,
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long. Tentacles 10, mid-ventral two only slightly reduced. Dorsal podia absent, ventral podia few, in single rows. Polian vesicle single, madreporite bean-shaped. Body invested in large, non-contiguous, imbricating, single-layered, multilocular plates/scales,
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, faintly to heavily knobbed or smooth, always with short handle-like projection. Cross-shaped deposits also present. Podial deposits as rods with projecting arms and a few holes. Tentacles supported by rods and plates.
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Etymology The specific name refers to the
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Ecol. Surv., off
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, St.
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10' S
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,
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32' E
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30.11.
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, SAM-A28012, same data as holotype.
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Type locality
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10' S
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32' E
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,
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Description of
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Specimen previously dissected, minute, obviously juvenile, judging from its size, distribution of podia and lack of gonad. Length
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, width in mid-body
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. Form barrel-shaped, anterior end broader. Colour uniformly white, including tentacles. Mouth and anus terminal, latter dorsally directed; anal teeth present but difficult to demonstrate. Tentacles 10, clearly dendritic, mid-ventral two only slightly reduced. Dorsal podia absent, ventral podia few, apparently in single row per ambulacrum, not easy to demonstrate as specimen previously dissected through ventral surface. Body invested in large, non-contiguous scales with their narrow, handle-like ends, directed anteriad.
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Calcareous ring (
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) typically cucumariid or psolid-like, radial plates with bifid anterior projection and a depression for retractor muscle, posterior end deeply concave; interradial plates triangular with wide posterior concavity. Polian vesicle single, short, situated close to equally short stone canal; madreporite beanshaped (
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). Gonad absent. Respiratory trees poorly developed, each with few terminal branches, right tree slightly longer, reaching anterior third of body. Retractor muscles short, arising from anterior third of longitudinal bands and inserting on radial plates without any subdivision.
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Dorsal and ventral body wall deposits comprise plates/scales and cross-like deposits. Plates large, in various stages of development, complete ones (
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) elongate,
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(mean
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), imbricating, single-layered, faintly to heavily-knobbed, rarely smooth, multilocular with 10-35 holes and with anterior end prolonged into a thin, handle-like projection; developing plates (
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)
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long (mean
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), with fewer (0-7) holes. Crosses (
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) probably represent developing plates,
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(mean
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), smooth, with usually dichotomously branched arms but many also asymmetrical. Podial deposits (
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) as irregular rods,
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(mean
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), with projecting arms, perforated by varying number (0-6) of large medial and/or smaller terminal holes. End-plates (
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) reduced (ca.
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) with central holes slightly larger than marginal ones, margins irregular. Tentacles supported by rods and plates, rods (
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) with or without terminal perforations, plates of a variety of form, either smooth or with few tiny marginal nodules (
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). Introvert not examined.
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Description of
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Specimen juvenile, form, colour and tentacles as in
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. Length
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, width in mid-body 1.5 mm. Anal teeth inconspicuous. Dorsal podia absent, sole absent, ventral podia 4-5 per ambulacrum but with welldeveloped suckers. Body wall spicules as plates and crosses. Plates (
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) as in
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but heavilyknobbed ones absent, small-knobbed ones the commonest,
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(mean
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), holes 12-32, knobs few, small, restricted to margin of plate. Crosses common,
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). Podial deposits as in
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,
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), with 2-10 holes; end-plates about
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(
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).
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Distribution Known only from
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locality.
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<paragraph id="563636D1F53D875BA0ADF7BE93CB5F92" blockId="29.[151,1436,912,1298]" box="[151,255,912,938]" pageId="29" pageNumber="30">Remarks</paragraph>
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The new species is here tentatively referred to the east Atlantic genus
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because of its cross-like deposits and plates/scales in varying stages of development, with some of them prolonged at one end into a handle-like projection. Such deposits come quite close to
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<emphasis id="64FDEAC3F53D875BA305F02690FC5819" box="[831,968,1032,1057]" italics="true" pageId="29" pageNumber="30">P. bispicula</emphasis>
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from the West African coast, also recently illustrated by
<bibRefCitation id="32184B20F53D875BA268F01E90345872" author="Massin, C." box="[594,768,1072,1098]" pageId="29" pageNumber="30" pagination="397 - 429" refId="ref30396" refString="Massin, C. (1993) The Holothurioidea (Echinodermata) collected during the ' Tyro Mauritania-II' expedition 1988. Zoologische Mededelingen (Leiden), 67, 397 - 429." type="journal article" year="1993">Massin (1993)</bibRefCitation>
. The
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are definitely juvenile judging from their size and poor development of podia and, at least in the one dissected, the absence of gonad. However, because of their barrel- and not U-shaped body form, the absence of dorsal podia, only slight reduction of the ventral tentacles and the presence of handle-like projections of plates that are not up-turned at an angle, the specimens are here described as a new species. The new species may deserve another genus but this is not done in order to limit the number of monotypic genera within the
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(see
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).
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