Annals of the South African Museum, Volume 101, Issue 8 |
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Remarks Simpsonella spiralis is differentiated from other members of the genus
by the tightly spiralled , corkscrew - like ... by Hicksonella Nutting ( May 1910 ) , a
genus in the family Gorgoniidae , and proposed the name Simpsonella instead .
Remarks Simpsonella spiralis is differentiated from other members of the genus
by the tightly spiralled , corkscrew - like ... by Hicksonella Nutting ( May 1910 ) , a
genus in the family Gorgoniidae , and proposed the name Simpsonella instead .
Page 289
Simpsonella flagellata 32B . Double discs or unilaterally foliate forms absent (
Figs 50–51 ) Simpsonella capensis 33A . Sclerites are relatively smooth ovoid
scales , often slightly constricted medially with both ends rounded , or sclerites
absent ...
Simpsonella flagellata 32B . Double discs or unilaterally foliate forms absent (
Figs 50–51 ) Simpsonella capensis 33A . Sclerites are relatively smooth ovoid
scales , often slightly constricted medially with both ends rounded , or sclerites
absent ...
Page 291
Simpsonella capensis ( Simpson , 1910 ) Simpsonella flagellata ( Simpson ,
1910 ) Simpsonella spiralis ( Hickson , 1904 ) Simpsonella squamifera (
Kükenthal , 1919 ) # Trichogorgia capensis Hickson , 1904 Trichogorgia flexilis
Hickson ...
Simpsonella capensis ( Simpson , 1910 ) Simpsonella flagellata ( Simpson ,
1910 ) Simpsonella spiralis ( Hickson , 1904 ) Simpsonella squamifera (
Kükenthal , 1919 ) # Trichogorgia capensis Hickson , 1904 Trichogorgia flexilis
Hickson ...
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Acabaria Algoa Bay Anthocodiae appear arising arranged Atlantic Axis basal Bayer branches calyces calyx Cape Province capensis capstans central clubs coast Coenenchymal sclerites collected Colonies examined Colony colour composed considered conspicuous cortex crown cylindrical depth described Detail Diagnosis Colonies dichotomous Distribution dredge Durban East London elongate entire colony Esper Eunicella Family figure flattened G. C. Williams genera genus gilchristi gorgonians Gray height Hickson July known Kükenthal lateral length Leptogorgia longitudinal material medulla mm in length mm long Natal northern Pallas palma pinnate planar Point Polyps possession present R.V. Meiring Naude record Remarks represents retraction rounded Scale bar scales Scanning electron micrographs SCUBA separate showing sides Simpson Simpsonella single slightly South South Africa southern Africa sparsely specimens spindles stem Stiasny Surface thin Thomson Transkei tuberculated Type locality Type species usually Verrill whorls Wright & Studer yellow