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. 2019 Jul 4;860:67–182. doi: 10.3897/zookeys.860.33597

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Elizabeth Anne Horvath

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Figure 34. — Chromoplexauramarki, SBMNH 423060, light microscopy arrays. A 4× magnification. Note in particular the “triangular-capped” spindle designated with arrow. This sclerite form is never seen in specimens from the genus Swiftia (some species in genus Swiftia can look superficially like this species in overall colony form) B Additional image at 4× magnification of sclerites, illustrating further examples of “triangular-capped” spindles appearing commonly in ChromoplexauramarkiC 10× magnification of sclerites, showing variety, with particularly clear example of the “triangular-capped” spindle, indicated with arrow.