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    “... 2005. Etymology: Named for the cream colour of the surface, from the Latin crami for cream. Comparative...”
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    “... 2005. Etymology: Named for the cream colour of the surface, from the Latin crami for cream. Comparative...”
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    “... 2005. Etymology: Named for the cream colour of the surface, from the Latin crami for cream. Comparative...”
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    “..., vaguely hispid surface, consistency is fragile and colour cream in ethanol. Skeleton (Fig. 4 B...”
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    “..., texture firm, friable. Colour in life white, pale cream, dull yellow. BELUM Mc 7745 was ......”
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    by Goodwin, Claire, Brickle, Paul
    Published 2012
    “... exhalent canals or oscules (Fig. 8a). Preserved appearance: Thin cream crust with a smooth surface...”
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    “... of specimens from Ingolf expedition stations 6 and 89. ZMUC. External morphology: The sponge is a thin cream...”
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    “... of specimens from Ingolf expedition stations 6 and 89. ZMUC. External morphology: The sponge is a thin cream...”
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    by Vacelet, Jean, Perez, Thierry
    Published 2008
    “.... Consistency fleshy. Colour of ectosome and choanosome brownish red to dull red in live specimens, cream...”
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    by Vacelet, Jean, Perez, Thierry
    Published 2008
    “.... Consistency fleshy. Colour of ectosome and choanosome brownish red to dull red in live specimens, cream...”
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    by Goodwin, Claire, Brickle, Paul
    Published 2012
    “... exhalent canals or oscules (Fig. 8a). Preserved appearance: Thin cream crust with a smooth surface...”
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    by Goodwin, Claire, Brickle, Paul
    Published 2012
    “... exhalent canals or oscules (Fig. 8a). Preserved appearance: Thin cream crust with a smooth surface...”
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    “... was not collected. All of the holotype is now embedded on an SEM stub. Colour : Pale cream on deck and in ethanol...”
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    “... was not collected. All of the holotype is now embedded on an SEM stub. Colour : Pale cream on deck and in ethanol...”
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    “... : Cream in life and in ethanol. Ectosomal skeleton : The ectosomal skeleton of the filaments consists of a...”
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    “... : Cream in life and in ethanol. Ectosomal skeleton : The ectosomal skeleton of the filaments consists of a...”
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    by Goodwin, Claire, Brickle, Paul
    Published 2012
    “...). Preserved appearance: Cream crust. Firm, not compressible. Surface in brain-like folds (Fig. 16a). Skeleton...”
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    by Goodwin, Claire, Brickle, Paul
    Published 2012
    “...). Preserved appearance: Cream crust. Firm, not compressible. Surface in brain-like folds (Fig. 16a). Skeleton...”
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    by Goodwin, Claire, Brickle, Paul
    Published 2012
    “... on mammiform processes (Fig. 15a). Preserved appearance : Cream sponge composed of rounded lobes, firm...”
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    by Goodwin, Claire, Brickle, Paul
    Published 2012
    “... on mammiform processes (Fig. 15a). Preserved appearance : Cream sponge composed of rounded lobes, firm...”
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