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Polar Biol (2005) DOI: 10.1007/s00300-005-0098-x
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Sarsia medelae n. sp. a MNA (1655), hydrant with gonophore near a polyp of the gorgonian Primnoisis sp. (open arrow) to observe the difference in size; b MNA (1655), portion of gorgonian coenenchyme decalcified and cleared to observe internal stolon (solid arrows) within the gorgonian tissue, and the absence of pedicel between hydrant and stolon (open arrow). Scale bars: a and b 500 μm
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Gili, JM., López-González, P.J. & Bouillon, J. A new Antarctic association: the case of the hydroid Sarsia medelae (new sp.) associated with gorgonians. Polar Biol 29, 632 (2006). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00300-006-0130-9
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