Edwardsia spp.
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https://doi.org/10.15298/invertzool.20.1.02 |
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https://treatment.plazi.org/id/1044BA6D-FF98-8776-FCD4-97313284874B |
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Felipe |
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Edwardsia spp. |
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Fig. 2C View Fig .
MATERIAL. LV-82-5, 55.2700ºN 167.2991ºE – 55.2738ºN 167.2974ºE, depth 3494– 3435 m, one specimen photographed; LV-82-8, 55.3806ºN 167. 2617ºE, depth 485 m, one specimen photographed.
REMARKS. Two small species, photographically documented on the southern slope of the Vulcanologov Massif and Piip Volcano, but not collect- ed, most probably belong to the genus Edwardsia . They have a typical for this genus octomerous arrangement of the tentacles and their column is buried in the sediment. The first species is white, with 16 tentacles arranged in two circles (8+8), recorded in abyssal zone at 3435–3494 m ( Fig. 2C View Fig ). Another species with transparent tentacles and eight white spots on the oral disc at the bases of the tentacles was photographed in the bathyal zone at 485 m on cold seeps field between bacterial mats.
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