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Fig. 2. Monocoryne bracteata, living animals, except E-G. (A) Young male sporosacs, Kam05. (B) Mature male sporosacs, Kam06. (C-D) Mature female sporosacs, likely after partial spawning, Kam06. (E) Longitudinal section through mature male sporosac, Kam05.(F) Longitudinal section through female sporo...
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Summary: | Fig. 2. Monocoryne bracteata, living animals, except E-G. (A) Young male sporosacs, Kam05. (B) Mature male sporosacs, Kam06. (C-D) Mature female sporosacs, likely after partial spawning, Kam06. (E) Longitudinal section through mature male sporosac, Kam05.(F) Longitudinal section through female sporosac with two growing oocytes surrounded by nourishing cells which will later fuse with the oocyte; Kam05. (G) Transverse section near the base of a tentacles group, note linear arrangement and shared epidermal layer. ... |
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