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tomasi
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n. sp. Regab - Rodrigues &amp; Duperron, 2011.
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<paragraph id="652FAC16E648A736421A607A5934C441" pageId="5" pageNumber="126">Material examined.</paragraph>
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2 specimens (1 broken) in ethanol. Regab Pockmark, Gulf of Guinea, West Africa, RV Meteor GUINECO cruise, M76/3, Dive 215,
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.
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. 3167m
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<paragraph id="CA0A74C98F3434F1BD44D26883A31175" pageId="5" pageNumber="126">Holotype, entire shell from above, NMW.Z.2014.014.00001</paragraph>
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<paragraph id="34ADE861EDAE57444EE083868A9F3948" pageId="5" pageNumber="126">Description of holotype.</paragraph>
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14.4 mm long, 13.4 mm high, 4.3 mm half t. Equivalve, Equilateral. Outline subcircular. Anterior dorsal (lunule) margin concave, lunule slightly depressed, ovate, smooth, demarcated by a low ridge. Posterior dorsal (escutcheon) margin almost straight; escutcheon narrow, very shallow,
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lacking. Posterior ventral margin weakly indented corresponding with a distinct but shallow posterior sulcus. Median area slightly flattened corresponding with slightly straightened ventral margin. Anterior ventral and anterior a continuous broad curve. Ligament prominent but deeply sunken, about half the length of the escutcheon. Hinge edentulous. Sculpture of irregular commarginal lines and growth stops, overall with microscopic conical, calcareous spines emerging through the periostracum, these as isolated individuals, in small clumps or connected by weak sub-concentric ridges. Periostracum relatively thick, brown in colour, shell white. Muscle scars prominent, anterior adductor scar elongate not diverging from the broad pallial line; posterior adductor scar oval.
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<paragraph id="CE24FC58F459239AC459E000DFFE0F28" pageId="6" pageNumber="127">Anatomy.</paragraph>
<paragraph id="D31ACF089208D5FBFB7AC23738B5C4D4" pageId="6" pageNumber="127">Mantle edge thick, free except for a junction demarcating the posterior aperture. Foot large, vermiform, toe elongate, heel very small. Lateral pouches large, multi-lobed, lobes cuboid. Ctenidium of two demibranchs, the outer about half the length of the inner; both with fully reflected filaments, these of Type 5T, composed of tubules fused to a median tube with only a small dorsal inter lamellar space.</paragraph>
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<paragraph id="A9EECAE33C09869BC90AAA6439732BEB" pageId="6" pageNumber="127">Etymology.</paragraph>
<paragraph id="3EC6C9BD2EED7A94D2374A0189E85EDC" pageId="6" pageNumber="127">Named for my son Tomas.</paragraph>
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<subSubSection id="ABAC484EF7EEC4430F2260E7F233F950" pageId="6" pageNumber="127" type="discussion">
<paragraph id="3554A77337E059BAA0F67CA2945BBFBA" pageId="6" pageNumber="127">Discussion.</paragraph>
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The shell of
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has a weak posterior sulcus and the escutcheon is excavated but lacks any auricle to support the sunken ligament. In this it differs from
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sensu stricto where there is a well developed auricle and from
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which is oblique with a very strong posterior sulcus. Species lacking an auricle are often placed in the genus
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(
<bibRefCitation id="850E0F6AA7D71E64B06092D2C585F8F5" author="Oliver, PG" journalOrPublisher="Studies in marine biodiversity and systematics from the National Museum of Wales, Biomor reports" pageId="7" pageNumber="128" pagination="1 - 73" title="The Thyasiridae of the British continental shelf and north sea oilfields." volume="3" year="2002">Oliver and Killeen 2002</bibRefCitation>
;
<bibRefCitation id="3EE1F67BB1C904707010FA708F8B7782" author="Payne, CM" journalOrPublisher="Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London, series B" pageId="7" pageNumber="128" pagination="481 - 566" title=". The morphology of deep-sea Thyasiridae (Mollusca: Bivalvia) from the Atlantic Ocean." volume="334" year="1991">Payne and Allen 1991</bibRefCitation>
). The type species of
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is
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Iredale, 1930 (Fig. 9F) and has a shell microsculpture of radial rows of calcareous spines. This character is also seen in the Atlantic species
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(Monterosato, 1874),
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Payne &amp; Allen, 1991 (Fig. 9
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) and an un-named species from the Arabian Sea (Figs 9
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). The spines in these species are angular with strongly developed basal connections between the rows (Figs 9
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). In contrast the spines in
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are not arranged in rows, are conical and the basal connections are weak or absent (Figs 8
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). The genus
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is characterised by having a spiny microsculpture but this is entirely periostracal (
<bibRefCitation id="0A5CA7254D0A88C0E80F6747AFF5CBD8" author="Oliver, PG" journalOrPublisher="Journal of Conchology" pageId="7" pageNumber="128" pagination="175 - 183" title="New species of Thyasiridae (Bivalvia) from chemosynthetic communities in the Atlantic Ocean." volume="39" year="2006">Oliver and Holmes 2006</bibRefCitation>
;
<bibRefCitation id="3E3C246EDBE724B0E95DAD87C0AB7269" author="Oliver, PG" journalOrPublisher="Journal of Molluscan Studies" pageId="7" pageNumber="128" pagination="30 - 41" title="Bacterial symbiosis in Syssitomyapourtalesiana Oliver, 2012 [Galeommatoidea, Montacutidae]; a bivalve commensal with the deep-sea echinoid Pourtalesia." volume="79" year="2013">Oliver et al 2013</bibRefCitation>
).
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is the only thyasirid known to have ctenidia of the Type 5T structure;
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has a partly tubular gills of the Type 4TL morphology. The ctenidia of these
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species show poorly developed abfrontal extension resulting in a flimsy open structure.
<bibRefCitation id="CCEB5391261A19E548AADC173026FE7B" author="Dufour, SC" journalOrPublisher="Biological Bulletin" pageId="6" pageNumber="127" pagination="200 - 212" title="Gill anatomy and evolution of symbiosis in the bivalve family Thyasiridae." volume="208" year="2005">Dufour (2005)</bibRefCitation>
reported that the gills of
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are of her type 2 (type 2aR above) suggesting that the genus
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is characterised by a weak symbiont partnership.
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There are, therefore, shell and anatomical synapomorphies that separate
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from all other known thyasirids.
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