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Only a single pseudoastrose acanthotylote (
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O) that closely resembles those of
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, has been found in the studied material (compare with
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, pl. 15, figs. 34B, 35; and
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20C). Despite the fact that morphologically the spicules seem to be very similar, the Eocene spicule described here is much bigger (about 180 Μm) than the one described by van
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which was only 35 Μm. Unfortunately, neither the warty-headed tylostyles, nor the polidentate isochelae, characteristic for this species, have been found in the studied material. This crambeid sponge is known today only from
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(Three Kings Island; van
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). It may suggest that this spicule belongs to
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. Similar spicules were described from the Late Eocene of
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by
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.
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