Poliopogon Thomson (1877)
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https://doi.org/ 10.7717/peerj.9431 |
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.4624244 |
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Genus Poliopogon Thomson (1877) View in CoL
Diagnosis
Body is fan-like, where the concave side represents the atrial cavity. Basalia are in relatively broad tufts and include some monaxons with clavate distal ends and two-toothed anchors. Choanosomal, hypodermal and hypoatrial spicules are pentactines, rarely stauractines and tauactines. Uncinates usually consist of only one type. Dermalia and atrialia are pinular pentactines and rare hexactines. Microscleres are amphidiscs (from one to three kinds) and combinations of microhexactines and pentactines (in some species also stauractines, diactines, monactines and spheres) ( Tabachnick & Menshenina, 2002).
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