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). Burdon-Jones (1954) cited the locality as c.
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Inception of ringed erect tubes is indirect; blind-ending side branches comprise, for about half their length, an adherent portion that abruptly bends at a right angle upwards as an annulated tube (
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; see
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, fig. 1, interpretative).
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, p. 58) noted that adherent and erect parts of each side branch are of the same diameter (
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) and illustrated the median zigzag suture (
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., pl. 8, fig. 4), which occupies only about a quarter of tube width. Measured from his drawing, zigzag angles are 5461°, mean 57°, with mode 55° (
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= 11).
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, pl. 39, fig. 1) also illustrated zigzag angles, having a larger range of 3660° owing to sinuous bending, with mean 47° and mode = 45° (
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= 23), and also showed (
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., pl. 41, fig. 2) a short permanently closed chamber of creeping tube with zigzag angles 3343°, mean 40° and mode 40° (
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= 8).
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Allmans material seems not to be represented by a type specimen. There is an unregistered slide in the collection of the Natural History Museum, London, labelled “
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(fide A.M. Norman): no doubt from
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”, with no other information (A. Waeschenbach, NHM, pers. comm.,
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). The slide contains a dried piece of shell and is inadequate to establish that it represents the non-living material that Allman examined and illustrated. The species needs re-examining on the basis of topotypic material and a
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established. Other slides (plus wet specimens) of putative
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from the NE Atlantic pertain to Hardanger Fjord,
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.
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material, which has aways been regarded as
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, came from Hardanger Fjord (Lervik, Stordoe Island), at 40 fm (
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) on
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<emphasis id="B95C7D49FFCCB95CE884FF33F6FBFF7A" box="[739,921,223,249]" italics="true" pageId="9" pageNumber="332">Ascidia mentula</emphasis>
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.
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, p. 623) noted that in 1879 A.M. Norman collected the species at 150 fm (
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) from the same general locality on
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<emphasis id="B95C7D49FFCCB95CEEE3FEEFF0FEFE9F" box="[1156,1436,259,285]" italics="true" pageId="9" pageNumber="332">Desmophyllum pertusum</emphasis>
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coral (as
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<emphasis id="B95C7D49FFCCB95CEB67FECBF4ACFEC2" box="[256,462,295,321]" italics="true" pageId="9" pageNumber="332">Lophelia prolifera</emphasis>
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). Unlike Allman,
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, p. 630, pl. 38) was able to study the living animal, describing the zooid as having “black and orange-brown pigment, so as to give a spotted leopard-like appearance to the animal.” In comparing
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<emphasis id="B95C7D49FFCCB95CEBAFFE83F725FE0B" box="[456,583,367,392]" italics="true" pageId="9" pageNumber="332">R. normani</emphasis>
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with
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<emphasis id="B95C7D49FFCCB95CE8EFFE83F6F7FE0A" box="[648,917,367,393]" italics="true" pageId="9" pageNumber="332">Rhabdopleura mirabilis</emphasis>
(
<bibRefCitation id="EFB9DCAAFFCCB95CE9C1FE83F17DFE0A" author="Sars, G. O." box="[934,1055,367,393]" pageId="9" pageNumber="332" refId="ref24443" refString="Sars, G. O. (1872) On some remarkable forms of animal life from the great deeps off the Norwegian coast I. Partly from posthumous manuscripts of the late Professor Dr. Michael Sars. University-Program for the 1 st half-year 1869. Brogger &amp; Christie, Cristiania, 82 pp., 6 pls. https: // doi. org / 10.5962 / bhl. title. 8861" type="book" year="1872">Sars, 1872</bibRefCitation>
)
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(see below),
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, p. 626) concluded: “I do not think that Sars has given sufficient reason to lead to the conclusion that his
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is anything more than a variety of
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.” Having said that, he did also admit that
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does not “quite agree … since the polypide tubes are for no part of their course recumbent, but spring directly from the axis [creeping tube] at right angles to it.” He attributed this lack of correspondence in colony form to the different substratum.
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Given its purported common distribution in the northeastern Atlantic (Burdon-Jones 1954),
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<emphasis id="B95C7D49FFCCB95CEE8BFDABF00FFDE3" box="[1260,1389,583,608]" italics="true" pageId="9" pageNumber="332">R. normani</emphasis>
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has been surprisingly little illustrated and redescribed.
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Maletz
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. (2016)
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, however, photographed erect ringed tubes of
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in transparency, sourced from Bergen,
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, with a scale bar indicating external tube diameter between fusellar collars as 143154 (148) μm (
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= 10), and fusellus height 2441 (33) μm (
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= 20).
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