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- Species Acanthostyles buniifolius (Hook. ex Hook. & Arn.) R.M.King & H.Rob. - Rio Grande do Sul, Argentina, Bolivia, Paraguay, Uruguay Acanthostyles saucechicoensis...
- originally created for Ectyonopsis ramosa, an Australian species with acanthostyles (spiny styles (****ules with end pointed and the other rounded)) and...
- presence of cystiphragms and the presence of a wide range of sizes of acanthostyles. Ernst, Andrej; Schafer, Priska; Grant-Mackie, Jack A. (2015). "New...
- ascending and tangential fibres. The ****ules consist of bundles of acanthostyles (one end blunt, one end pointed and covered with 7 to 12 whorls of spines)...
- over themselves, and usually possessed monticules with abundant large acanthostyles. The following species are recognized: †Stenodiscus altiplana Sakagami...
- other end is blunt, tylostyles if their blunt end forms a ****; and acanthostyles if they are covered in spines. Triaxons have three axes; in triods,...
- lunaria, and monticules with depressions in their centers. It had no acanthostyles or diaphragms, distinguishing it from Acanthoceramoporella. "Ceramopora"...
- surface at a perpendicular angle. There are many mesozooecia and large acanthostyles that protrude from the colony surface. Two species are recognized: †Dybowskites...
- having more mesozooecia, rounder autozooecial apertures, relatively few acanthostyles and diaphragms and cystiphragms equally distributed in the autozooecia...
- display variation even within single colonies. Diaphragms are absent and acanthostyles of uniform size surround its zooecial apertures. "Stenopora". WoRMS...