Culeolus recumbens Herdman 1881 ...
Culeolus recumbens Herdman, 1881 Herdman, 1881 Herdman, 1882 Monniot C & Monniot F, 1982, Antarctic; 1991, New Caledonia Figs. 31D–33 A, B Monniot F & Monniot C, 2003 Figs. 34–49 B Sanamyan K & Sanamyan N, 1999, Tasman Sea Station CP 4435, 1 specimen (MNHN S2 CUL 60) GenBank Accession Nu...
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| Summary: | Culeolus recumbens Herdman, 1881 Herdman, 1881 Herdman, 1882 Monniot C & Monniot F, 1982, Antarctic; 1991, New Caledonia Figs. 31D–33 A, B Monniot F & Monniot C, 2003 Figs. 34–49 B Sanamyan K & Sanamyan N, 1999, Tasman Sea Station CP 4435, 1 specimen (MNHN S2 CUL 60) GenBank Accession Number: KY882284 The body measures 2 cm in length and is attached to the substratum by a thin peduncle with a tuft of rhizoids measuring 10.5 cm. The peduncle is not sclerified but has sediment and foraminifers attached to it. The body tunic is soft and thin with a characteristic ring of triangular papillae at some distance around the atrial aperture (Fig. 5 A). Some sand is present only on the oral siphon and at the twisted beginning of the peduncle. The body musculature is made of sphincters around the siphon apertures and of strong, spaced ribbons along the body (Fig. 5 B). One of these muscles originates from the atrial siphon, is thicker than the rest and crosses each body side through the middle. The oral ... : Published as part of Monniot, Françoise & López-Legentil, Susanna, 2017, Deep-sea ascidians from Papua New Guinea, pp. 529-538 in Zootaxa 4276 (4) on page 536, DOI: 10.11646/zootaxa.4276.4.5, http://zenodo.org/record/807971 ... |
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