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Almost Us!? Sea Squirts, Tunicates, Ascidians, Subphylum Urochordata,
Phylum Chordata Pt. 4
To:
Pt. 1, Pt. 2,
Pt. 3, Pt. 5,
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| Leptoclinides cf. reticulatus (Sluiter 1909). An
encrusting species of thin, membranous make-up. Dark grey with yellow-white
siphon interiors. Shallow water reefs of the Western Pacific. N. Sulawesi
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| Lissoclinum cf. vareau Monniot & Monniot
1987. Western Pacific; Australia to Polynesia. This colony in the.
Encrusting colonies that are soft and fragile. Oral and cloacal openings
numerous, distributed throughout the colony. White with magenta siphon
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| Oxycorynia fascicularis N. Sulawesi image. |
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| Pachyclavella sp. N. Sulawesi image (Lembeh Strait). |
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| Perophora modificata Kott 1985. Western Pacific;
Australia, Indonesia, Philippines. Zooids in dense clusters, with short
stalks. Transparent lemon-yellow in color. Here in Bunaken/Sulawesi/Indo. |
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| Perophora namei Hartmeyer & Michaelsen 1928. To less
than 10 cm. in length, counting stalk. Ovoid, bluish zooids.Western Pacific;
Indonesia, Philippines, Coral Sea. S. Sulawesi/Indo. |
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| Polycarpa aurata (Quoy & Gaimard 1834). Indo-Pacific;
Australia, New Guinea, Indonesia, Philippines, Micronesians. This image made
off of the north of Lombok, Indo. |
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| Polycarpa pigmentata (Herdman 1906). Distinctive,
independent polyps with thick leathery tunics, bright white-dotted siphon
interiors. N. Sulawesi image. |
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| Pycnoclavella sp. Heron Island, QLD, GBR |
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To: Pt. 1,
Pt. 2, Pt. 3,
Pt. 5,
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