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–
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Schmitt 1921: 159, pl. 23; pl. 30, figs 7, 8. —
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, fig. 102. —
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: pl. 6, fig. 2; pl. 14, figs 1, 2.
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DISTRIBUTION. — North Pacific, particularly around
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MATERIAL EXAMINED. —
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SPECIMENS FIGURED. — Sea Lion rocks, WA,
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18591). — San Diego, CA,
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CL
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In
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, the spines in the larger size classes (CL&gt;
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) are stout, sharp-tipped, and conical, flattened at an oblique (posterior facing) angle, and with a circumference of short setae around that face (
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). Juveniles (CL
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have short, blunt, pedunculated tubercles, bearing a halo of short setae (
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). In specimens of around CL
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, there is evidence for the tubercles becoming longer and developing an acute tip, as in larger adults. In all specimens, one spine in the mid-gastric region is larger than the other spines or tubercles, and which has no setae, nor does it have a flattened region posteriorly: this spine appears to be particularly large in relation to the lower tubercles on small specimens.
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