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Page 220
Branches are conspicuously flattened in the proximal region of the colony . These
often have a series of longitudinal lines evident on the surface . The plane of the
flattened branches is parallel to the plane of colony . The distal regions of the ...
Branches are conspicuously flattened in the proximal region of the colony . These
often have a series of longitudinal lines evident on the surface . The plane of the
flattened branches is parallel to the plane of colony . The distal regions of the ...
Page 240
Polyps are present on all sides of ultimate branches , but are usually present only
on opposite edges of the flattened lower branches and basal stem , and not
present or only scattered sparingly on the flattened faces of these branches .
Polyps are present on all sides of ultimate branches , but are usually present only
on opposite edges of the flattened lower branches and basal stem , and not
present or only scattered sparingly on the flattened faces of these branches .
Page 246
Proximal branches and main stem often flattened . Ultimate branches mostly
cylindrical , 5-25 mm in length , often curving and ascending . Polyps present on
all sides of ultimate branches , usually forming hemispherical protuberances
during ...
Proximal branches and main stem often flattened . Ultimate branches mostly
cylindrical , 5-25 mm in length , often curving and ascending . Polyps present on
all sides of ultimate branches , usually forming hemispherical protuberances
during ...
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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
Bibliographic information
| Title | Annals of the South African Museum, Volume 101, Issue 8 Annals of the South African Museum, South African Museum |
| Author | South African Museum |
| Publisher | West, Newman & Company for the trustees of the Museum, 1992 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 21 Jul 2016 |
| ISBN | 0868131318, 9780868131313 |
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