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FIGURE 1 in Two new paralcyoniid octocorals from Japan (Anthozoa: Alcyonacea)

FIGURE 1. Ceeceenus retractus sp. nov., A–D, and Nanalcyon sagamiense sp. nov., E–K: A, holotype of Ceeceenus retractus (NSMT-Co 1552) in alcohol, showing a young colony (in red circle) arise from narrow membranous stolon of large polyp; B, detail of holotype, showing the arrangement of polyps on a branch; C, detail of holotype, showing the arrangement of sclerites in the anthocodia and tentacle; D, detail of holotype, showing the arrangement of polyps and sclerites in the proximal part of the trunk; E, holotype of live Nanalcyon sagamiense, showing secondary polyps (in red circle) arising near the proximal part of a primary polyp; F, holotype in alcohol (NSMT-CoS 119); G, detail of a polyp of holotype (NSMT-CoS 119), showing the arrangement of sclerites in the anthocodial parts and proximal parts of tentacles; H, paratype (NSMT-CoS 120) in alcohol; I, three paratypes (NSMT-CoS 121-1 to 3) in alcohol, showing a young colony (in red circle); J, paratype (NSMT-CoS 122) in alcohol; K, detail of paratype (NSMT-CoS 122), showing a secondary polyp (in red circle) near the proximal part of a primary polyp (in yellow circle). Scale bars = 10 mm (A), 5 mm (D–F, H–J), 1 mm (B, C, G, K).

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