Trochosodon, Canu and Bassler, 1927

Bock, Philip E. & Cook, Patricia L., 2004, A review of Australian Conescharellinidae (Bryozoa: Cheilostomata), Memoirs of Museum Victoria 61 (2), pp. 135-182 : 142

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https://doi.org/ 10.24199/j.mmv.2004.61.11

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https://treatment.plazi.org/id/03C18788-100B-FFE4-64B4-48F0FCDDF942

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scientific name

Trochosodon
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Key to Australian species of Trochosodon View in CoL

1. Colonies large, diameter 3–4.7 mm ............... 2

— Colonies smaller............................. 3

2. Colonies fairly flat, domed centrally, with numerous tubular marginal peristomes............. T. ampulla View in CoL

— Colonies lenticular, with prominent radial rows of peristomes with paired avicularia on the antapical surface; root pores lunate....................... T. diommatus View in CoL

3. Colony diameter 2–3 mm ...................... 4

— Colony diameter <2 mm ....................... 5

4. Colonies with bilabiate marginal peristomes, orifices quincuncial with wide, shallow sinus; ovicells symmetrical, root pores lunate..................... T. fecundus View in CoL

— Colonies with short, tubular peristomes, orifices radial, sinus rounded; adapical pores asymmetric, root pores circular......................... T. asymmetricus View in CoL

5. Colonies conical, higher than wide; zooid peristomes prominent and curved; root pores rare, lunate T. anomalus View in CoL

— Colonies as wide as high, or wider................ 6

6. Colonies very small, fairly flat, stellate; peristomes tubular, with paired lateral avicularia; root pores lunate. T. aster View in CoL

— Colonies minute, with an antapical dome of mamillate calcification; peristomes tubular, with paired lateral avicularia; ovicells small, robust, symmetrical; root pores rounded............................. T. praeco x

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