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<paragraph id="04BC8C974EC53DD3D8F6A6E5EDB11D46" pageId="7" pageNumber="158">Taxon classification Animalia Mytiloida Mytilidae</paragraph>
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<taxonomicName id="0396099C0E7FCF40D897C8F3AC09C788" ID-CoL="LHWC" authority="Dell, 1987" authorityName="Dell" authorityYear="1987" class="Bivalvia" family="Mytilidae" genus="Benthomodiolus" higherTaxonomySource="CoL" kingdom="Animalia" lsidName="Benthomodiolus lignocola" order="Mytilida" pageId="7" pageNumber="158" phylum="Mollusca" rank="species" species="lignocola">Benthomodiolus lignocola Dell, 1987</taxonomicName>
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<taxonomicName id="6E23512EE3B50924BE88EC48E99721FA" class="Bivalvia" family="Mytilidae" genus="Benthomodiolus" higherTaxonomySource="CoL" kingdom="Animalia" lsidName="Benthomodiolus lignocola" order="Mytilida" pageId="7" pageNumber="158" phylum="Mollusca" rank="species" species="lignocola">Benthomodiolus lignocola</taxonomicName>
Dell, 1987: 33-34, figs. 44, 45, 48, 49, 52, and 53.
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<paragraph id="D5DFC78974EAC62F3F977C25F4D76DF4" pageId="7" pageNumber="158">Material examined.</paragraph>
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Holotype. 1 shell, NW of Orete Point, White Island,
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, 1075-1100m, 23/Nov/1981; Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa M.075023. Not examined, image courtesy of NMNZ.
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Paratype. 5 specimens, NE of Chatham Islands, 42°47.10'
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, 1174-1180m, 22/Aug/1984; NMNZ
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075248/1.
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.
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The shells have a maximum length of 18.1 mm (Holotype, Fig. 8
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) and the dissected specimen was 17.4 mm in length (Fig. 8
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). The shell is umbonate, weakly arcuate with the posterior distinctly deeper than anterior in outline and medially sulcate. The beaks are rather distant from the anterior margin with a total length /anterior length of 0.23. The sculpture is weak of commarginal lines only except over the sulcate zone where faint fine irregular radial creases are present. Fine periostracal hairs are present but worn off in the larger specimens.
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Figure 8. Shells and anatomy of
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Dell, 1987. a exterior of the right valve of the holotype (MNNZ M.075023), b-d the shell of the dissected paratype MNNZ M-075248/1,
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gross anatomy stained with methylene green. e after removal of left valve and mantle, f after further removal of the ctenidium, g diagram of the adductor, pedal and byssal musculature.
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<paragraph id="CAC7808240FE3FA2AC575C11C31833B7" pageId="8" pageNumber="159">Pedal byssus musculature.</paragraph>
<paragraph id="DD1DBAEDC173119D3D87CA5AFFE8A9D3" pageId="8" pageNumber="159">The byssal retractors (Fig. 8f, g pbr2 and pbr1) are widely separated with pbr2 attached in the rear of the umbonal cavity. The angle between the byssal retractors is acute. The anterior pedal retractor (apr) is more slender than the posterior byssal retractor (pbr1). The posterior protractor muscle (ppr) is slender with secondary muscles (sppr).</paragraph>
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<paragraph id="4FD3B48D2BE32D0D2D37A5D9A3CE4490" pageId="8" pageNumber="159">Ctenidium and labial palps.</paragraph>
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The ctenidium consists of both demibranchs with relatively short strap-like filaments and has a flimsy appearance with weak inter-filamentar junctions (Fig. 10a). The ascending and descending arms of the filaments are fused for only a short distance (Fig. 10b, d). The filaments have a single row of ciliary junctions on the ascending and descending arms
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Fig. 10c). The frontal cilia are present but the abfrontal surfaces are largely devoid of epithelium, probably a consequence of poor fixation. Where present a weak polygonal pattern can be seen (Fig. 10e).
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<paragraph id="67C7BE494DFA40884B106E1E9A1A87BB" pageId="9" pageNumber="160">Mantle edge and apertures.</paragraph>
<paragraph id="7B6F3A49430A0A1D17950E528201D45A" pageId="9" pageNumber="160">The mantle edge (Fig. 8e) is free for most of its length and fused only posteriorly to separate the ventral gape for the exhalant aperture. The mantle edge along the ventral gape is smooth.</paragraph>
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<paragraph id="A83124BAAF7280B3785F8860DD18A219" pageId="9" pageNumber="160">Alimentary system.</paragraph>
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The stomach was not dissected. The gut follows a similar path to that in
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but the hind gut loop is distinct with a short reversed portion.
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