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The limits of abactinal plates are difficult to distinguish as they are not outlined by
a row of closely appressed peripheral granules as in many other Hippasteria
species . Abactinal plates with small scattered granules and with a well -
developed ...
The limits of abactinal plates are difficult to distinguish as they are not outlined by
a row of closely appressed peripheral granules as in many other Hippasteria
species . Abactinal plates with small scattered granules and with a well -
developed ...
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Abactinal paxillae short , irregularly arranged except at the sides of arms where
they form oblique transverse series . Superomarginal paxillae clearly larger than
the most lateral abactinal paxillae . Actinolateral area fairly large with 4 rows of ...
Abactinal paxillae short , irregularly arranged except at the sides of arms where
they form oblique transverse series . Superomarginal paxillae clearly larger than
the most lateral abactinal paxillae . Actinolateral area fairly large with 4 rows of ...
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The abactinal spinelets have a bushy - headed form in A. scaber while they are
shorter and truncated in A. australis . While the two abactinal features cited above
( i.e. pedicellarial density and shape of abactinal spinelets ) allowed recognition ...
The abactinal spinelets have a bushy - headed form in A. scaber while they are
shorter and truncated in A. australis . While the two abactinal features cited above
( i.e. pedicellarial density and shape of abactinal spinelets ) allowed recognition ...
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| Title | The Asteroid Fauna (Echinodermata) of Marion & Prince Edward Islands Volume 112 of Annals of the South African Museum, South African Museum Cape Town |
| Authors | S. Stampanato, Michel Jangoux, G. A. Marska |
| Contributor | South African Museum |
| Publisher | South African Museum, 2004 |
| Original from | University of California, Berkeley |
| Digitized | 26 Jan 2016 |
| ISBN | 0868131911, 9780868131917 |
| Length | 102 pages |
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