The Danish Ingolf Expedition volume 51
The Danish Ingolf Expedition volume 51
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8 2. I mm, their breadth to 0. 06 o. O8 mm ); these dimensions, as will be seen, agree very well with those of the Ingolf specimens, and I may add that the form of the spicules is the same. Both the form and especially the considerable size of the calyx-spiciiles exclude Halipteris absolutely; this holds good also with regard to the long calyx-points; and the question could only be of referring these young stages to the genera Halipteris and Pavonaria\ of northern Pennatulids they are the only ...ones in which the calyx is provided with two points.
PENNATULIDA. 43 I have also included amongst the synonyms Gondul mirabilis Koren & Danielssen, and I am able to do so with perfect surety, as I have had the opportunity of examining the only existing specimen of this form, the type-specimen in the Bergen Museum. It is not difficult to see that this specimen is nothing but a mutilated fragment of Pavonaria finmarchica from which the calcareous axis has been extracted; and thus originated the free edges of the four longitudinal valves.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
8 2. I mm, their breadth to 0. 06 o. O8 mm ); these dimensions, as will be seen, agree very well with those of the Ingolf specimens, and I may add that the form of the spicules is the same. Both the form and especially the considerable size of the calyx-spiciiles exclude Halipteris absolutely; this holds good also with regard to the long calyx-points; and the question could only be of referring these young stages to the genera Halipteris and Pavonaria\ of northern Pennatulids they are the only ...ones in which the calyx is provided with two points.
PENNATULIDA. 43 I have also included amongst the synonyms Gondul mirabilis Koren & Danielssen, and I am able to do so with perfect surety, as I have had the opportunity of examining the only existing specimen of this form, the type-specimen in the Bergen Museum. It is not difficult to see that this specimen is nothing but a mutilated fragment of Pavonaria finmarchica from which the calcareous axis has been extracted; and thus originated the free edges of the four longitudinal valves.
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