Fig. 15. A–E in Northern Adriatic Bryozoa From The Vicinity Of Rovinj, Croatia

Fig. 15. A–E. Cellaria fistulosa (AMNH 922). A. Typical surface of young branch, distal joints not yet decalcified (0.5 mm). B. Branch with swollen area of maternal zooids (bottom of figure) and (top left) only one distal joint decalcified (0.5 mm). C. Branch segment with several distal autozooids with proximal perforations from which non­calcified rhizooidal kenozooids emerged (0.5 mm). D. Autozooids (bottom of figure) with proximal perforations for kenozooids, small avicularium (center), and maternal zooids with brood chambers (top of figure; 0.1 mm). E. Avicularium separating two maternal zooids with calcified plates restricting brood chamber apertures (0.1 mm). F–K. Cellaria salicornioides. F. Typical surface of young branch, distal joints not yet decalcified (AMNH 923; 0.5 mm). G. Autozooids, one with proximal perforation for kenozooid (AMNH 923; 0.1 mm). H. Base of laterally budded branch (AMNH 923; 0.2 mm). I. Avicularium (AMNH 924; 0.1 mm). J. Polymorphic zooid from which lateral