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(
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<emphasis id="3DA71F55CC6DDE12FF58207DD0E11841" box="[138,243,1069,1093]" italics="true" pageId="36" pageNumber="1081">Diagnosis</emphasis>
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<emphasis id="3DA71F55CC6DDE12FF58213CD0E91980" box="[138,251,1388,1412]" italics="true" pageId="36" pageNumber="1081">Etymology</emphasis>
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The species name is from the Latin
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(dark coloured, black), referring to the colour of the spines.
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<emphasis id="3DA71F55CC6DDE12FF58225DD14A1A21" box="[138,344,1549,1573]" italics="true" pageId="36" pageNumber="1081">Material examined</emphasis>
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: DIN, seven colony fragments (NHM 2006.2.27.16).
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: KAI, colony on rock (NHM 2006.2.27.41); KAI, ancestrular colony on rock (NHM 2006.2.27.17). Additional material:
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Figure 12.
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(AE) NHM 2006.2.27.16; (F) NHM 2006.2.27.17. (A) Developing zooids at colony margin, unbleached; (B) general view of group of zooids with immersed vestigial ovicells, unbleached; (C) zooids from colony periphery, showing numerous avicularia, unbleached; (D) close up of zooids with avicularia, unbleached; (E) autozooids with immersed ovicells and bases of spines, bleached; (F) ancestrula and periancestrular zooids, bleached. Scale bars: 0.5 mm.
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Colony unilaminar, encrusting, coherent, forming irregularly circular patches up to
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across; brown, dark yellow, or grey when alive, with reddish to pink marginal zone one or two developing zooids deep. Zooids (
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) oval to rounded-hexagonal, occasionally tapering proximally,
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), closely appressed, demarcated by a shallow groove. Mural rim (
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) narrow, rounded, largely cryptocystal, covered with conical granules. Gymnocyst reduced, smooth, occasionally elongate proximally between adjacent zooids, distinct from granulated mural rim. Opesia (
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) oval, widest in middle or sometimes proximally,
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), with crenulate outline due to granulation, occupying 6080% of zooidal length. Around mural rim, 1219 spines (
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), light yellowish with dark bases in marginal zooids, rapidly changing to entirely dark brown or black in older zooids, contrasting sharply with yellowish to greyish zooidal walls; two to three pairs of orificial spines long, hollow, thick, blunt, vertically orientated, with enlarged cylindrical bases, occasionally most distal pair reduced in size; 813 opesial spines thin, sharp, arched over opesia, occasionally meeting in midline; distance between adjacent opesial spines two to three times or more their basal thickness; in some proximally broadened zooids, one to four most proximal spines are vertically orientated and slightly longer and thicker than the others. Avicularia (
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) single, arising from distolateral gymnocyst between orificial and opesial spines, of same length as or slightly longer than orificial spines; short, thick peduncle rapidly expanding to thick, laterally compressed chamber with terminal rostral face; mandible triangular, the tip rounded, pointing in any direction, but most frequently laterally; avicularia numerous near periphery of colony but may be entirely absent in older areas. Kenozooidal ooecium (
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) distal to orifice is prominent, caplike, with granulose surface, occupying entire space between bases of distalmost spines. Six pore chambers in each lateral wall and two in distal wall. Ancestrula (
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) tatiform, oval, with entirely calcified basal wall,
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wide; large, oval opesia
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wide; 10 spines around opesial margin. Ancestrula buds triplet of small zooids distally and distolaterally, each with six or seven spines, including two pairs of hollow distal spines with enlarged bases and two or three thin proximal spines curving over opesia.
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<emphasis id="3DA71F55CC6FDE10FF582793D0FB1FDF" box="[138,233,963,987]" italics="true" pageId="38" pageNumber="1083">Remarks</emphasis>
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Characters that distinguish
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<emphasis id="3DA71F55CC6FDE10FE0927A4D2251808" box="[475,567,1012,1036]" italics="true" pageId="38" pageNumber="1083">C. niger</emphasis>
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from other reported species of this genus are the unusually large kenozooidal ooecium and the dark brown spines. The only other known species of
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with similarly dark spines is
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<emphasis id="3DA71F55CC6FDE10FD2B2064D3671848" box="[761,885,1076,1100]" italics="true" pageId="38" pageNumber="1083">C. brunnea</emphasis>
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, originally described from the Galapagos Islands. However, whereas zooids of
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are closely appressed, those of
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<emphasis id="3DA71F55CC6FDE10FE172025D2521889" box="[453,576,1141,1165]" italics="true" pageId="38" pageNumber="1083">C. brunnea</emphasis>
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are separated by a broad groove, so that the opesiae are about as far apart as their width. In addition, the avicularium of the latter species is long-pedunculate, narrowly fusiform, and attached proximal to the middle of the zooid, lateral to the zone of opesial spines. The light yellowish spines with dark bases on marginal zooids of
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are similar to spines of
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(
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)
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; however, the spines of the latter are never entirely dark brown, and other characters differ as well.
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<emphasis id="3DA71F55CC6FDE10FF582138D1191984" box="[138,267,1384,1408]" italics="true" pageId="38" pageNumber="1083">Distribution</emphasis>
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is known at present only from Akkeshi Bay.
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