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Fig. 5 in A new polyphysacean alga from the Miocene of Romania and its biomineralization

Fig. 5. Polyphysacean alga Acetabularia moldavica sp. nov. early Sarmatian, Pătrăuți (Suceava County, Romania). A. Paratype, MP-UAIC 8228/PD.1/10, → fertile cap in lower view (A1) and detail (lower side) of fertile rays (A2). B. Paratype, MP-UAIC 8228/PD.3/8, fertile cap in upper view with an extracellular mineralized thin layer preserved (lower side). C. Paratype, MP-UAIC 8228/PD.1/3, detail of the fertile cap showing the upper coronae (see also Fig. 4G). D. Holotype, MP-UAIC 8228/PD.1/6, detail of the fertile cap showing lower coronae, notice the extracellular mineralization preserved between spicules (see also Fig. 4F). E. Paratype, MP-UAIC 8228/PD.1/12, detail of a fertile cap in upper view showing the upper coronae and aggregates of compacted mineralized cysts. F. Paratype, MP-UAIC 8228/PD.2/14, detail of two spicules with broken cysts.

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8
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