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English: Sizes of different spicule types of marine sponges (A) Microsclere (sterraster) of Geodia spp.; (B) Microsclere (sigma) of Mycale (Mycale) quadripartita; (C) Megasclere (oxea) of Haliclona (Haliclona) epiphytica; (D) Spicule tetralophose calthrop of homoscleromorph Plakina cf. atka. (A) |
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Source | [1] doi:10.7717/peerj.10601 |
Author | Magdalena Łukowiak. Photo credit: Magdalena Łukowiak; (B and C) Photo credit: Rob van Soest; (D) Photo credit: Andrzej Pisera. |
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