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Placospongiidae
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In the studied material, I have found abundant spherical, ellipsoidal, and kidney-shaped spicules with numerous, short rays and/or rounded-polygonal plates between the grooves (
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Figs.
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AD) called selenasters. In spite, their relatively big sizes (
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µm of length) they are interpreted as microscleres. These verrucose or pitted spicules are characteristic for hadromerid family
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. The family includes three genera:
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de
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Laubenfels,
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a
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,
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van
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Soest,
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, and
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Gray,
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(van
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Soest
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) and the selenasters occur only in
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. According to Atlas of Living
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(accessed on
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rd of
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August
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), there are currently two species of this genus that occur in Australian waters:
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Gray,
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and
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(
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. Considering the morphology and the size of selenasters, the studied spicules may belong to each of these species and their assignment to a particular species is not possible.
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The selenasters are usually accompanied in placospongiids by tylostyles. Some tylostyles had been found in the studied sample (see
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Figs.
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DF) but their attribution is not sure because these
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of spicules may also appear in some other hadromerid families (e.g.,
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,
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). Also, the pycnaster microscleres that are characteristic for
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, have been found (see
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Figs.
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M, O) but they are bigger than those of presentday placospongiids and, as in the case above, the assignment is unsure because they may also occur in a wide range of sponge taxa. However, the co-occurrence of these two morphotypes with typical placospongiid selenasters makes their attribution to placospongiid very probable.
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The selenasters are abundant in the fossil record. These microscleres were already described e.g., form the Jurassic of Europe (Hartman
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.
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;
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Hinde
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as
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), Cretaceous (
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Carter
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, pl.
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;
<bibRefCitation author="Zittel" box="[1258,1385,511,536]" pageId="26" pageNumber="27" refString="Zittel, K. A. (1876) Uber Coeloptychium. Ein Beitrag zur Kenntniss der Organisation fossiler Spongien. Abhandlungen der Mathematisch-Physikalischen Classe der Koniglich-Bayerischen Akademie der Wissenschaften, Series II, 3, 1 - 80." type="journal article" year="1876">
Zittel
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, pls. 4.52
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;
<bibRefCitation author="Gruber" box="[256,518,548,573]" pageId="26" pageNumber="27" refString="Gruber, G. &amp; Reitner, J. (1991) Isolierte Mikro- und Megaskleren von Porifera aus dem Untercampan von Hover (Norddeutschland) und Bemerkungen zur Phylogenie der Geodiidae (Demospongiae). Berliner Geowissenschaftliche Abhandlungen, 134, 107 - 117." type="journal article" year="1991">
Gruber &amp; Reitner
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, pl.
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, fig.
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; described as sterrasters), and Miocene of the Central Atlantic (
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Bukry
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, pl.
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, fig.
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), as well as the Upper Jurassic of
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by
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Trammer
<number box="[971,1027,584,608]" pageId="26" pageNumber="27" value="1982.0">1982</number>
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(fig.
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Y; described as rhax).
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