Reptadeonella bipartita
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Reptadeonella bipartita View in CoL ( Canu & Bassler, 1928a)
( Figs 6–9 View FIGURES 6 – 9 ; 37, Table 1 View TABLE 1 )
Adeona bipartita Canu & Bassler, 1928a: 37 View in CoL , pl. 8, fig. 2. [ Brazil: Bahia]
Adeona bipartita: Marcus 1949: 25 View in CoL , figs 37–39. [ Brazil: Espírito Santo]
Reptadeonella bipartita: Winston 1986: 24 View in CoL , fig. 50. [ Puerto Rico; Jamaica]
Not Reptadeonella bipartita: Winston 2005: 46 View in CoL , figs 121–122. [W. of Tortugas and Florida] Reptadeonella bipartita: Cheetham et al. 2007: 85 View in CoL (?part), fig. 38.2. (?fig. 38.1) [Recent only: Jamaica; Puerto Rico and Brazil] Reptadeonella bipartita: Vieira et al. 2008: 24 View in CoL . [ Brazil; checklist]
Reptadeonella bipartita: Almeida et al. 2015: 4 View in CoL View Cited Treatment . [ Brazil: Bahia; checklist]
Material examined. Holotype: USNM 8567, Adeona bipartita, F. Canu & R. Bassler det., Bahia, Brazil, 49 m, coll. 1877 by Steamer Norseman. Additional specimens: MZUSP 1244–1246, Adeona bipartita, E. Marcus det., one dry and two balsam specimens, no locality on label, but presumably from Espírito Santo, Brazil [acc. Marcus (1949)]; UFBA 0 70, UFBA 266, UFBA 974, UFBA 977, UFBA 980, Camaçari, Bahia, Brazil, 11°21’– 12°37’S, 37°17’– 38°47’W, 22–26 m, coll. 2000–2008; UFBA 905–906, Todos os Santos Bay, Bahia, Brazil, 12º46'– 13º02' S, 38º29'– 38º33' W, 30–39 m, coll. 1997 by O. Alves; UFBA 991, Todos os Santos Bay, Bahia, Brazil, coll. 1976 by A. Bittencourt; UFPE 0 0 5, Jequiá da Praia, Alagoas, Brazil, 10°04' S, 36°02' W, coll. June 2002 by L.M. Vieira & M.D. Correia.
Description. Colony encrusting, multiserial, unilaminar, with dark cuticle. Zooids rhomboidal to polygonal, distally rounded, generally longer than wide, delimited by slightly raised lateral margins. Frontal shield heavily calcified, finely granular, marginally punctured by single (rarely double) row of 25–36 areolar pores; a pore frequently also on either side of rostral tip. Primary orifice approximately 15% of total length of frontal shield, transversely elliptical, sunken. Peristome not prominent, transversely elliptical and level with zooid surface, the margin slightly swollen, bordered by small nodules and distal marginal areolar pores. A thin transverse foramen, areolar in origin, between peristomial rim and avicularian rostral tip in neanic zooids, later becoming mostly or wholly concealed by secondary calcification. Suboral avicularium median on frontal shield, directed distally, longer than wide, extending from spiramen to peristome, the rostrum elongate-triangular, tiny condyles placed onethird length, no opesial cryptocystal shelf. No other frontal avicularia. Spiramen crescentic, set in a depression between avicularium and proximal zooidal margin. Gonozooids not recognized.
Remarks. Since the original description of R. bipartita , based on specimens from NE Brazil ( Canu & Bassler 1928a), there have been records of the species from the Caribbean and Florida ( Winston 1986; Winston 2005; Cheetham et al. 2007), including fossil specimens from Panama and Dominican Republic ( Cheetham et al. 1999) and SE Brazil ( Marcus 1949). The fossil specimens figured by Cheetham et al. (2007, fig. 38.1) are distinguished from the Brazilian specimens in having shorter avicularia, with the spiramen placed at midlength in the zooid. Cheetham et al. (2007) noted that the specimens described by Smitt (1873) as Porina violacea and studied by Winston (2005) are distinct from R. bipartita in having a continuous double row of marginal areolar pores (often single in R. bipartita , but some zooids may have double row, see Fig. 13 View FIGURES 13 – 14 ) and recognizable gonozooids (not seen in R. bipartita ). Comparison of these specimens and Brazilian colonies also revealed differences in the size of avicularia (0.09–0.18 mm long in Floridan specimens vs 0.16–0.23 mm long in Brazilian specimens). All other records show a unique combination of characters—a single row of marginal areolar pores, suboral pores separated by the avicularian rostrum, straight (distally directed) avicularium and sunken crescentic spiramen.
Distribution. Caribbean: Jamaica and Puerto Rico; Atlantic: Brazil (Alagoas, Bahia and Espírito Santo); sublittoral.
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Reptadeonella bipartita
Almeida, Ana C. S., Souza, Facelucia B. C., Sanner, Joann & Vieira, Leandro M. 2015 |
Reptadeonella bipartita:
Vieira 2008: 24 |
Cheetham 2007: 85 |
Winston 2005: 46 |
Reptadeonella bipartita:
Winston 1986: 24 |
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Marcus 1949: 25 |
Adeona bipartita
Canu 1928: 37 |