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Valves lanceolate-clavate with headpole protracted, rounded and footpole rounded. Length 14.5–32.0 µm, breadth 4.0–
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This species have doubly-punctate striae, isolated stigmoidal openings that are indistinct and appear similar to the areolae, and proximal raphe ends that are dilated (
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). Areolae are small, round and unoccluded (
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). The apical pore field is present on the valve face and mantle (
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Named in honor of our friend and colleague, Ditmar Metzeltin, Frankfurt (
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) for his many contributions of our understanding of freshwater diatom biodiversity on a worldwide scale.
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