Smittoidea granulosa, Figuerola & Gordon & Cristobo, 2018
publication ID |
https://doi.org/ 10.11646/zootaxa.4375.2.3 |
publication LSID |
lsid:zoobank.org:pub:B822C78F-B944-4768-8F13-CFA5731DD19C |
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.5962033 |
persistent identifier |
https://treatment.plazi.org/id/E00A9109-FFD1-FFF9-89D3-D663FCEFCE01 |
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Smittoidea granulosa |
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sp. nov. |
Smittoidea granulosa n. sp.
( FIg. 8 View FIGURE 8 ; TAbLE 10)
Etymology. LATIN ‘ granulΟsus ’, gRANULAR, ALLUDINg TO THE gRANULAR FRONTAL SHIELD.
Material examined. HΟlΟtype: CRBA-58262, STN PAT0209DR12 (SAMPLE COATED WITH gOLD), COLONY C. 10 MM LONg, 8 MM WIDE.
Description. COLONY ENCRUSTINg, UNILAMINAR; COLONY SIZE C. 10 MM LONg, 8 MM WIDE. AUTOZOOIDS HEXAgONAL, FLAT. FRONTAL SHIELD FLAT OR CONVEX MEDIALLY, gRANULAR, bORDERED bY RAISED RIDgES, AND 14–17 MARgINAL AREOLAR PORES. PRIMARY ORIFICE WIDER THAN LONg, PROXIMAL EDgE WITH SHORT, bROAD, SLIgHTLY CURVED-EDgED LYRULA, OCCUPYINg PROXIMATELY HALF WIDTH OF ORIFICE; CONDYLES CONSPICUOUS, SHARPLY POINTED, DOWN-CURVED. NO ORAL SPINES. PERISTOME LOW, WITH MEDIO-PROXIMAL NOTCH, SOMETIMES AbOVE A SMALL OVAL SUbORAL AVICULARIUM, WITH SEMI-ELLIPTICAL MANDIbLE, PARALLEL TO FRONTAL PLANE, DIRECTED PROXIMALLY, CROSSbAR SLENDER. OVICELL RECUMbENT ON FRONTAL SHIELD OF DISTALLY SUCCEEDINg AUTOZOOID, HEMISPHERICAL; ECTOOECIUM WITH LARgE, UNCALCIFIED FRONTAL AREA; THE EXPOSED ENDOOECIUM PIERCED bY NUMEROUS, IRREgULAR PORES.
Remarks. SmittΟidea granulΟsa n. sp. RESEMbLES S. cancellata HAYWARD & WINSTON, 2011, IN THE OVERALL APPEARANCE, bUT DIFFERS IN HAVINg MUCH LARgER ZOOIDS, gRANULAR FRONTAL SHIELD AND OOECIUM (NOT DIMPLED), MORE NUMEROUS MARgINAL AREOLAR PORES (14–17, MOSTLY 17, COMPARED TO 10–15), AND IN THE AbSENCE OF DIMORPHIC AVICULARIA.
n, number of measurements made; SD, standard deviation
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