- (equiangular and
equiradiate);
actines are
slightly conical to conical,
straight and
blunt at the tip.
Triactine II:
regular (equiangular and
equiradiate) in most...
- are no water-collecting tubes. The
skeleton comprises equiangular and
equiradiate triactines and diactines. The
actines of the
triactines are conical,...
- the
apical actines of the tetractines. ****ules are
equiangular and
equiradiate triactines, tetractines, and tripods.
Triactines are the most abundant...
-
stalk may be present. The
skeleton contains regular (equiangular and
equiradiate)
triactines and tetractines. However,
tetractines are more rare. Diactines...
-
composed only of
triactines without any
special organisation. They are
equiradiate and equiangular.
Actines are
conical and
straight with
blunt tips. Klautau;...
- The
skeleton has no
special organisation,
comprising equiangular and
equiradiate triactines.
Actines are conical, with
blunt tips,
never rounded. Dendy...
- discovered.
Triactines and
tetractines are
regular (equiangular and
equiradiate) and are the same size. The
actines are 7–10
times longer than they are...
-
granules have not been observed. The
skeleton comprises equiangular and
equiradiate triactines and very few tetractines.
Actines are
conical and straight...
- 8 mm in diameter.
Skeleton is
composed of one
group of
equiangular and
equiradiate triactines. The
actines are straight, conical, and
sharply pointed. Rapp...
-
skeleton has no
special organization,
comprising large,
equiangular and
equiradiate triactines.
Actines are conical,
straight with
sharp tips. Klautau, Mic****e;...
