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Title: The fauna and geography of the Maldive and Laccadive archipelagoes : being the account of the work carried on and of the collections made by an expedition during the years 1899 and 1900
Year: 1903 (1900s)
Authors: Gardiner, John Stanley, 1872-1946
Subjects: Zoology Zoology
Publisher: Cambridge : University Press
Contributing Library: MBLWHOI Library
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ratt -Alcyoiiaria. Paima, ar.d Geography InaHives and Laccadnx? Plate XXXI.
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^^^^^^ • E-\^:lson.Csmbr Pratt -Alcyonaria,. THE ALCYONARIA OF THE MALDIVES. 539 Fig. 25. Group of rudimentary siphonozooids of same species. Surface view of stained preparation.X 90. Thie drawing shows the degenerate stomodaeum with mouth aperture (Cam. Luc). Fig. 26. Sclerophytum pahiuitum sp. nov. Drawing of a colony to show branching of capitulum.Many of the autozooids are expanded. Natural size. Fig. 27. A tentacle of autozooid of same species, showing double row of rudimentary pinnulesdown each side, (x 60 Cam. Luc.) Fig. 28. Sclerophytum gardineri sp. nov. Drawing of a colony. x 2. The colony is laterallycompressed and is irregularly cup-shaped, with lobes arising from the middle and edgesof the cup. The autozooids are small and are not numerous. Siphonozooids are absent. Fig. 29. Sclerophytum durum sp. nov. A lobed colony, x 1^. All the autozooids are retracted.The enormous spicules characteristic of this species can be seen through the ectodermaltissues of the capitulum. Th

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