A Survey of Ancient Peruvian Art
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Thick; floors nearly smooth and flat, but curving upwards at the margins to meet the base of the walls.
'Tn well preserved specimens the surface of the walls presents a somewhat rugose appearance, resembling Nicholson's figure of Cleistopora geometrica, but there are no definite ridges or striae representing septa.
"The corallum is traversed by a system of large perforations or tubes, arranged on a definite plan. This is found in all well- preserved specimens, though it is liable to slight vari...ation in detail.
"Round the base of the wall of each calyx runs a polygonal or roughly circular perforation or ring-canal, which follows The Relationship of the Tetracoralla to the Hexacoralla. 171 the contour of the wall; this lies just inside the angle formed by the junction of the wall with the floor of the calyx, and sHghtly below the level of the floor. Thus the base of each wall is traversed by two such tubes bordering the margins of two contiguous corallites. From these ring-canals, branches are given off, which open by pores into the floor of the calices near the base of the walls.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thick; floors nearly smooth and flat, but curving upwards at the margins to meet the base of the walls.
'Tn well preserved specimens the surface of the walls presents a somewhat rugose appearance, resembling Nicholson's figure of Cleistopora geometrica, but there are no definite ridges or striae representing septa.
"The corallum is traversed by a system of large perforations or tubes, arranged on a definite plan. This is found in all well- preserved specimens, though it is liable to slight vari...ation in detail.
"Round the base of the wall of each calyx runs a polygonal or roughly circular perforation or ring-canal, which follows The Relationship of the Tetracoralla to the Hexacoralla. 171 the contour of the wall; this lies just inside the angle formed by the junction of the wall with the floor of the calyx, and sHghtly below the level of the floor. Thus the base of each wall is traversed by two such tubes bordering the margins of two contiguous corallites. From these ring-canals, branches are given off, which open by pores into the floor of the calices near the base of the walls.
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