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English: Diversity of spicule morphology and sets of selected sponge species (A) Sponge species with one type of highly diagnostic spicules: Chondrilla caribensis (forma caribensis); (B–D) Spherasters; (E) Sponge species with one type of morphologically simple, non-diagnostic spicules: Amphimedon compressa; (F–H) Oxeas; (I) Sponge species with a set of diagnostic spicule types: Placospongia melobesioides; (J) Selenaster; (K) Spheraster; (L) Spherules; (M) Tylostyles of two size categories. (A–I) Photo credit: Magdalena Łukowiak; (J–M). Becking (2013) (published under the license CC BY 3.0). Not to scale. |
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| Source | [1] doi:10.7717/peerj.10601 |
| Author | Magdalena Łukowiak |
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