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Cairns, 1985
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AK, 31
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739, figs. 2331.
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Locality.
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ZF2, SAM, and SEM stub
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(USNM);
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colonies, Naturalis Biodiversity Centre.
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Colonies are uniplanar and small, the
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in height, and
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in width, with a
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basal branch diameter. Branching is dichotomous, the distal branches usually of lesser diameter than the cyclosystems they support. There is no evidence of polychaete commensalism. The coenosteal texture is a welldefined linear-imbricate (
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F), the strips being 6570 µm in width and bordered by rather large coenosteal pores 2025 µm in diameter; there are about 70 platelets per mm. The platelets are somewhat convex and slightly roughened by low longitudinal ridges. There are no nematopores.
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Cyclosystems are unifacially arranged on all branches in a linear manner, circular to irregular in shape, and up to
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in greater diameter (
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A, B). Based on 30 cyclosystems, the range of dactylopores per cyclosystem is 1521; the average is 18.80 (ơ = 1.32); and the mode is 19. There are no diastemas.
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The gastropore tube is double chambered (
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C, G), the lower chamber flattened, about
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in diameter and
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in height. The base of the lower chamber sometimes bears numerous slender spines (needles), each up to 59 µm in height and about 8 µm in diameter (
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G, H), not to be confused with a true gastrostyle. The delicate gastropore ring constriction (
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C, G) is about
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in diameter, and the roughly spherical upper chamber is about
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in diameter. Dactylotomes are relatively short, and are
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in width. Pseudosepta are of variable width, and sometimes narrower than the dactylotomes, ranging from
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. The tops of the pseudosepta are highly porous and concave (
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D, E). Female cyclosystems with welldeveloped ampullae have a short and narrow lid, whereas male cyclosystems do not have lids at all.
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Female ampullae are large (up to
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in diameter), globular superficial masses invariable placed adjacent to a cyclosystem (
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A, B, I, J). Efferent pores were not observed in the limited material at hand, but open within the gastropore tube beneath the lid in the
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material. Male ampullae are clustered as 46 irregular swellings around part of the perimeter of the cyclosystems; each has a small apical efferent pore (
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K).
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Already known as the shallowest of the
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species at
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, the South African records are found shallower still, at
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<emphasis id="2F86EACDA158DD0AFF22F8C4F3592804" bold="true" box="[151,282,1861,1884]" pageId="45" pageNumber="46">FIGURE 21</emphasis>
.
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(
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, female from
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ZF2, SAM;
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ZF2, SAM):
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, stereo view of unifacial cyclosystems, some with female ampullae.
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, stereo view of one intact and one spent female ampullae.
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, stereo view of double-chambered gastropore tube.
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, porous pseudosepta.
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, stereo view of linear-imbricate coenosteal texture.
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, longitudinal section of lower gastropore chamber.
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, small spines in lower gastropore chamber.
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, female ampullae adjacent to cyclosystems.
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, stereo pair of male ampullae adjacent to a cyclosystem.
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The male of this species is the only one in the genus to lack cyclosystem lids, and as such may be confused with the genus
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Off
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(Fig. 31); off
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