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(&quot;species incertae sedis&quot;);
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, 2001b: 358
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361.
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: Corallum monopodial or branched. Stem and branches with bottlebrush pinnulation to the third or fourth order. Primary pinnules arranged in four to six regular rows and in alternating biserial groups of two or three pinnules each. Secondary pinnules located on lateral sides of primaries and often developed more extensively on abpolypar side. Tertiary pinnules, when present, usually on abpolypar side of secondaries, and sometimes also on polypar side. Quartenary pinnules present in some species.
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:
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(see
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: 349).
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material
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series of
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) and two specimens in the National Museum of Natural History (Smithsonian Institution,
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). [It should be noted that four of the
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in having relatively long posterior primaries with secondaries occurring both uniserially and biserially. The remaining eight
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long) with 23 secondaries on the posterior primaries, and the other four specimens have somewhat longer posterior primary pinnules (
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or more), with up to 8 secondary pinnules. Pourtales did not designate a
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for
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, nor did he indicate which form he thought was the most “typical” of the species. Because of the similarities of some of the
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with other nominal species, it is necessary to select a
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from one of the two groups with predominantly uniserial pinnulation. A specimen with short curved primary pinnules was chosen because it has a very distinctive pinnulation pattern that has been previously associated with
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(
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,
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Lectotype of
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(MCZ 57361). (A) Entire corallum; (B) Biserial alternated pinnulation.
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: The specimen selected as the
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57361) is a small colony only
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tall (
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a), with a width across the pinnules of about
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. The colony is not branched. The primary pinnules are arranged biserially mainly in four rows; however in places a few pinnules corresponding to a 5th and 6th row also occur. Within each row the primary pinnules are spaced about
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apart (about six per centimetre). They are also arranged in alternating biserial groups of two or three pinnules, one from each row on each side of the axis (
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b). The posterior primary pinnules are the longest and the anterior primaries (corresponding to the 5th and 6th rows) are the shortest. The posterior primary pinnules are up to
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long and about
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in diameter near the base (excluding spines); most are broken off at the tip. The middle primary pinnules are generally not more than
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in length and the rarely occurring anterior ones are at most
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. There are one to three secondary pinnules on the posterior primary pinnules; these are usually arranged uniserially on the abpolypar side of the axis (
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a), although occasionally a secondary will also occur on the polyp side of a primary. The secondaries closest to the base of the posterior primaries are up to
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long with a basal diameter of about
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. In some cases a basal secondary is longer than the primary on which it occurs. The more distal secondaries are up to
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long and have a diameter of about
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. Secondary pinnules (mostly one or two) also occur on the middle primaries where they are usually on the abpolypar side of the axis; however, in places one may occur on the polypar side, in which case it often forms, with the lowermost secondary from the abpolypar side, a subopposite pair. The small anterior pinnules lack subpinnules. Tertiary pinnules, mostly one or two, but sometimes three, are present on many of the secondaries (fig. 2b). Again, the most common condition is for the tertiaries to occur on the abpolypar side, but here and there one may be on the polypar side, or is directed distally or basally relative to the direction of the stem. Rarely, a pair of tertiary pinnules is subopposite. Tertiary pinnules are most often about
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in length or less; however, a few are as long as
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and are longer than the secondary on which they occur. The polypar spines on the primary pinnules are
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tall, as measured from the middle of the base to the apex (
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a, b and c). The abpolypar spines are
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. Some of the spines possess small, flattened, oval to elongated papillae on the middle of their surface (
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a). The polyps are very poorly preserved; however, in places they appear to be
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in transverse diameter. A similar polyp size has been recorded for other specimens assigned to this species (see
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), and in the latter specimens the density of the polyps ranged from ten to 13 per centimetre. On the pinnules the polyps are arranged uniserially, and usually occur on the side of the axis with the tallest spines.
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<emphasis id="9DA2423A7127FF892642A77D4CFFF9AC" bold="true" box="[264,395,1618,1642]" pageId="4" pageNumber="5">FIGURE 2.</emphasis>
Lectotype of
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(MCZ 57361). (A) Secondary pinnules; (B) arrangement of pinnules (cross sectional view of branch).
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<emphasis id="9DA2423A7126FF882642A4BF4CFEFA6E" bold="true" box="[264,394,1424,1448]" pageId="5" pageNumber="6">FIGURE 3.</emphasis>
Lectotype of
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in other species of the genus
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, the primary diagnostic features of
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pertain to the size, number, and arrangement of the subpinnules, particularly in the predominantly uniserial placement of the secondary and tertiary pinnules on the abpolypar side of the lower order pinnules (see
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b for a typical arrangement of the pinnules and subpinnules). Other characters that contribute to the definition of the species are: (1) the usual monopodial growth form of the colony, although in some rare cases there may be one or more branches developing from near the base of the stem: (2) the relative shortness of the primary pinnules, with the posterior primaries usually being no more than about
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in length (rarely up to
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); and (3) the tendency for both primary and higher order pinnules to be curved back along their course (although this does not occur in all specimens assigned to this species). In large colonies there is usually more extensive subpinnulation (with up to six secondary pinnules on the largest primaries, and sometimes with a quaternary pinnule occurring on the lowermost tertiary. Even so, the basic pinnulation pattern is the same as that occurring in the
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. What does vary substantially from specimen to specimen is the size of the spines.
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noted previously (
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), the maximum size of the polypar spines in many specimens, as in the
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, fall in the range of
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to
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, whereas in others it is greater than about
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, with few colonies having spines of an intermediate size. This may simply be due to incomplete sampling or it might be indicative of a more significant difference between these two forms. There is no consistent correlation between the size of the colony and the maximum size of the spines, and larger colonies may have either small or large spines (see
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). This suggests the possibility of two separate species; however, until additional biological and ecological and perhaps molecular data are collected on the two forms, it is suggested that the recognized limits of the species include substantial variability in the size of the spines.
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. Papillose polypar spine. (A) Lectotype of
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(MCZ 57361); (B) Holotype of
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, n. sp (MNRJ 6031).
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:
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the species is defined here, its distribution ranges from the Gulf of
<collectingCountry id="D7C1DEB87124FF8A2642A06B4C16FE98" box="[264,354,324,350]" name="Mexico" pageId="7" pageNumber="8">Mexico</collectingCountry>
south to
<collectingCountry id="D7C1DEB87124FF8A2684A06B4F6DFE98" box="[462,537,324,350]" name="Brazil" pageId="7" pageNumber="8">Brazil</collectingCountry>
. It has also been reported from
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.
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