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Station AD 267: 14°54,9 N-61°08,9 W,
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. (MNHN S1 POL.A 60, slide S1 2734). This species is dedicated my second grand-daughter:
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A single specimen
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in length was fixed by a few basal rhizoids (
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) which may represent tunic expansions or broken stolons. The tunic is wrinkled with irregular swellings but not thick, clear in formalin. The siphons are sessile at a short distance from each other. Removed from the tunic the body is elongated yellowish and opaque with brown pigment on the siphons. Internally both siphons have a large velum with patches of chalky pigment (
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) a colour which is also present in the oral tentacles. The 16 oral tentacles are curled alternating with button-like smaller ones. The prepharyngeal area has no papillae. The dorsal tubercle opens in a slit and is located in a deep V of the prepharyngeal band (
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). The branchial sac has 4 low well spaced folds on each side (
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). There is a particularly wide space between the dorsal lamina and the first right branchial fold in the posterior region of the branchial sac with 20 longitudinal vessels (
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). Between the folds there are only 2-3 stigmata in a mesh.
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<emphasis id="B9572B16FF80FFCDBEDEFA57536CF9AE" bold="true" box="[151,274,1524,1546]" pageId="8" pageNumber="299">FIGURE 7.</emphasis>
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n.sp.. A, zooid, scale bar = 5mm; B, body ventrally opened, scale bar = 1cm; C, detail of some polycarps.
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The digestive loop (
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) is loosely attached to the body wall and occupies a small part of the left body side. The olive shaped stomach is very posterior with indistinct folds. The intestine forms an opened loop; the rectum is dorsal and vertical ending in an anus in 2 lips, the internal lip with a slit. The sausage-shaped polycarps are not arranged in lines (
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): on the right side 6 of them are dorsal and 4 are grouped ventrally On the left body side 3 polycarps are ventral and one located in the gut loop. Some polycarps are branched. The tubular ovary is sided with 2 lines of testis vesicles (
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). The polycarps are loosely linked to the body wall by trabeculae. Numerous clear endocarps of varied sizes are scattered on the whole internal body wall (
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). A line of thread like papillae limits the base of the atrial velum.
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The combination of an elongate body shape, basal thread-like roots, 4 low spaced branchial folds, the absence of a secondary intestinal loop and the irregular arrangement of the oval polycarps do not correspond to any styelid species recorded in the Atlantic Ocean and leads to a new species. The anatomical organisation may fit as well a
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species or a
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but the general aspect of the Madibenthos specimen resembles the anatomy of the other species of
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from Martinique which essentially differ by their absence of endocarps which are numerous here. Provisionally without genetic information the Madibenthos specimen is placed in the genus
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.
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