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Inception of ringed erect tubes is direct. Erect tubes arise directly from the upper surface of primary creeping tubes, having the same width/diameter (erect-tube diameter 169213 μm—adding together Normans dimensions for internal tube diameter and wall thickness between collars). Erect-tube spacing was described as variable, being close together or
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distant from each other. Very widely transverse zigzag fusellar sutures occur on the creeping tube, with zigzag angles extending onto the flat lateral margins. Mean fusellus height was stated to be 50 μm.
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Gordon
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, fig. 3a, 6a, b) illustrated and measured a tiny part of the
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specimen (SEM and LM images), determining that erect tubes were 167200 μm diameter (mean 180 μm) between collars, with fusellus height 3854 μm (mean 45 μm) and zigzag angles on creeping tubes were 2546° (mean 34°).
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from Port Willunga, south of Adelaide,
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, was not illustrated and Shepherd (1997) did not cite the provenance of his illustrations of
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in a handbook on marine invertebrates of southern
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, including
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Ramírez-Guerrero
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