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Gooday &amp; Holzmann
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gen. &amp; sp. nov.
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, Supplementary
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<emphasis id="B974EAA57B50AF7066C44369FE93DA4C" bold="true" box="[151,266,790,816]" pageId="19" pageNumber="170">Diagnosis</emphasis>
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<emphasis id="B974EAA57B50AF7066944344FED1DA29" bold="true" box="[199,328,827,853]" pageId="19" pageNumber="170">Etymology</emphasis>
. Latin
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). It was pale, brownish tan in colour and attached to a nodule. The base of the test extended for about
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in one direction across the nodule surface, less in other directions. The width at the base, including these encrusting parts, was about
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. The maximum height was almost
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, of which about
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was elevated above the surface of the nodule. This upper part was narrower (width ~
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) than the base. The attached part of the test comprised bars that had mainly coalesced to form plates interrupted by open spaces, although retaining some identity in places. It had an uneven margin with short, projecting finger-like or lobate processes. The upper elevated section formed a three-dimensional framework that consisted mainly of bars, 0.7–1.0 mm wide, around open spaces.
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The
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was also originally attached to a nodule but broke into two fairly large fragments when removed (
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). One fragment measured 11.2 by
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and had a subrectangular outline. The other measured 11.8 by
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and had a semicircular outline; the flattened part may have been the base of the specimen. Both fragments comprised a three-dimensional framework of branches, each ~
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in diameter. A photograph of a nodule from the same box core (BC040) showed the remains of an encrusting xenophyophore that probably represents the same species (Supplementary
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). It formed a mat-like structure covering an area measuring at least 17.5 by
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. In places the surface was fairly smooth, but elsewhere it was uneven and appeared to comprise coalescing tubes, a few of which stood up for a short distance from the general surface. It was possibly the basal part of an upstanding test.
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Preserved material. Both specimens were very fragile. The
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, preserved in formalin, arrived in
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as small fragments, the largest a few milliimetres in size (Supplementary
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). Fragments of the
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, preserved in RNAlater, were initially sent to
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and included two larger pieces (
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), around 6.0 and
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maximum dimension. Further disintegration occurred during onward transport to
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. Most of the surviving fragments are basically cylindrical, although sometimes coalescing to form more plate-like structures (Supplementary
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). This tendency for the tubes to coalesce is also evident in the shipboard photographs of the intact
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(
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).
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The test wall has a very thin (no more than ~5 µm) basal layer composed of small but discernible transparent, pale yellowish grains. This is overlain by a much thicker (typically 130 to 260 µm) layer of soft, very fine-grained and easily disaggregated, sediment-like material (Supplementary
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). The branches are tubular and there are no internal xenophyae, much of the internal space being occupied by a stercomare branch, typically 100 to 200 µm diameter (Supplementary
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). Several branches often emerge from plate-like fragments or are visible along their broken edges. A narrow granellare strand is sometimes seen running parallel to the stercomare (Supplementary
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). The granellare is pale yellowish, usually 30 to 50 µm diameter, and branches together with the stercomare where the tubular test elements bifurcate.
</paragraph>
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<emphasis id="B974EAA57B57AF7766C447F3FEBDDED9" bold="true" box="[151,292,1932,1957]" pageId="20" pageNumber="171">FIGURE 10.</emphasis>
<emphasis id="B974EAA57B57AF77677C47F2FE5CDED9" box="[303,453,1933,1957]" italics="true" pageId="20" pageNumber="171">Stereodikyoma</emphasis>
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<emphasis id="B974EAA57B57AF77679C47F2FD94DED9" box="[463,525,1933,1957]" italics="true" pageId="20" pageNumber="171">mollis</emphasis>
Gooday &amp; Holzmann
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<emphasis id="B974EAA57B57AF77655547F2FCABDED9" bold="true" box="[774,818,1933,1957]" pageId="20" pageNumber="171">gen.</emphasis>
&amp;
<emphasis id="B974EAA57B57AF77650847F2FC29DED9" bold="true" box="[859,944,1933,1957]" pageId="20" pageNumber="171">sp. nov.</emphasis>
A, B, Holotype, RC1623 (BC039); shipboard photographs of intact specimen attached to nodule. C–F, Paratype, RC1697 (BC040). C, D, Shipboard photographs. E, F, Laboratory photographs (Geneva) of the two largest fragments.
</paragraph>
</caption>
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<emphasis id="B974EAA57B56AF76669440E8FD88D9CD" bold="true" box="[199,529,150,177]" pageId="21" pageNumber="172">Molecular characterisation.</emphasis>
<emphasis id="B974EAA57B56AF76644540E8FC94D9CD" box="[534,781,151,177]" italics="true" pageId="21" pageNumber="172">
Stereodictyoma
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</emphasis>
branches as sister to
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<emphasis id="B974EAA57B56AF7665A540E8FB33D9CD" box="[1014,1194,151,177]" italics="true" pageId="21" pageNumber="172">Galatheammina</emphasis>
sp. 2
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(100%BV). The length of sequenced fragment of 18S gene of
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<emphasis id="B974EAA57B56AF7664C640C4FD6CD9A9" box="[661,757,187,213]" italics="true" pageId="21" pageNumber="172">S. mollis</emphasis>
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is 1068 nucleotides and the GC content is 30%.
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<emphasis id="B974EAA57B56AF76669440A0FEADD985" bold="true" box="[199,308,223,249]" pageId="21" pageNumber="172">Remarks</emphasis>
. There are some morphological differences between the
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of
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<emphasis id="B974EAA57B56AF76622D40A0FAEFD985" box="[1150,1398,223,249]" italics="true" pageId="21" pageNumber="172">Stereodiktyoma mollis</emphasis>
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. In particular, the
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from box core included a fairly high proportion of plate-like fragments whereas fragments of the
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were predominantly tubular. This difference is in the small preserved fragments is consistent with the appearance of the more intact specimens in shipboard photographs. However, in other respects, notably the wall structure, they are very similar and hence we consider them to represent the same species.
</paragraph>
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DNA sequences obtained from the
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reveal a strongly supported relationship (100% BV) between
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<emphasis id="B974EAA57B56AF7666C441C8FE09D8AD" box="[151,400,439,465]" italics="true" pageId="21" pageNumber="172">Stereodiktyoma mollis</emphasis>
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and
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<emphasis id="B974EAA57B56AF76679B41C8FDE5D8AD" box="[456,636,439,465]" italics="true" pageId="21" pageNumber="172">Galatheammina</emphasis>
sp. 2
</taxonomicName>
of
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Gooday
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. (2017c)
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, albeit with fairly long branches in both cases. The
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<emphasis id="B974EAA57B56AF76674441A4FE52D889" box="[279,459,475,501]" italics="true" pageId="21" pageNumber="172">Galatheammina</emphasis>
species
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is known from a single specimen, possibly a fragment, from the UK-1 area. This forms a flat plate composed of radiolarians in a fine-grained matrix and with radiolarians also occupying the test interior, together with stercomare and granellare. The two species therefore have little in common morphologically.
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