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The body wall is lined with a layer of fibrous and resistant tissue in which the
protruding polycarps are wrapped . The polycarps are so close to each other that
they seem attached to each other ( Fig . 46 ) . The genital ducts are short . There
are ...
The body wall is lined with a layer of fibrous and resistant tissue in which the
protruding polycarps are wrapped . The polycarps are so close to each other that
they seem attached to each other ( Fig . 46 ) . The genital ducts are short . There
are ...
Page 98
These species are characterized by closely spaced siphons , elongated gonads
in a single row within the middle of the body wall , numerous endocarps , and a
gut loosely attached to the body wall with a clearly striated stomach . All the ...
These species are characterized by closely spaced siphons , elongated gonads
in a single row within the middle of the body wall , numerous endocarps , and a
gut loosely attached to the body wall with a clearly striated stomach . All the ...
Page 101
The intestine curves after the stomach and follows the dorsal lamina for a
considerable distance towards the cloacal siphon ( Fig . 48 ) . The narrow rectum
is not attached to the body wall , and ends in a funnel - like anus with a fringed
margin .
The intestine curves after the stomach and follows the dorsal lamina for a
considerable distance towards the cloacal siphon ( Fig . 48 ) . The narrow rectum
is not attached to the body wall , and ends in a funnel - like anus with a fringed
margin .
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Contents
Introduction | 2 |
Other ascidians recorded in South Africa but not present in this collection | 127 |
Acknowledgements | 134 |
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abdomen apical apical margin ascidians bands basal base basitarsus body body wall branchial sac Cape Province cloacal coll collected colonies colour common covered dense described Description developed DIEGO disc distal distribution dorsal Durban extending farm Female folds foreleg forms front genus gonads gut loop hairs half Hartmeyer Head hind Holotype labrum larvae lateral legs length light brown lobes locality longitudinal Male material median Mesosoma Metasoma Michaelsen middle Millar Monniot Museum narrow nectar plants Nieuwoudtville numerous opens oral ovary papillae placenta plants posterior protruding pubescence punctures recorded Rediviva Remarks rows Scrophulariaceae scutum Sept shiny short side siphons slightly Sluiter South Africa species specimens spicules stigmata stomach straw-coloured structure surface tentacles testis thick thin thorax tibia tunic ventral vesicles vessels Western wide zooids
Bibliographic information
| Title | Annals of the South African Museum: Annale Van Die Suid-Afrikaanse Museum, Volume 108 Volume 108 of Annals of the South African Museum, South African Museum Annals of the South African Museum: Annale Van Die Suid-Afrikaanse Museum, South African Museum |
| Author | South African Museum |
| Publisher | South African Museum, 2001 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 8 Dec 2009 |
| ISBN | 0868131806, 9780868131801 |
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