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Fig. 2.60 Schematics of brood-chamber structure in Monoporellidae
( A – C ), Cribrilinidae ( D ) and Belluloporidae ( E ), presented as longitudinal and transverse sections of the maternal and the distal zooids.
( A ) Stichomicropora spp. with articulated ovicellar spine bases.
( B ) Stichomicropora baccata . ( C ) Monoporella multilamellosa .
( D ) Leptocheilopora spp. ( E ) Bellulopora bellula (From Ostrovsky and
Taylor 2005a , courtesy of John Wiley and Sons, http://onlinelibrary.
wiley.com/doi/10.1111/j.1096-3642.2005.00179.x/abstract ).
Membranous walls shown in red (reconstructed for fossil species)
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Fig. 2.60 Schematics of brood-chamber structure in Monoporellidae
( A – C ), Cribrilinidae ( D ) and Belluloporidae ( E ), presented as longitudinal and transverse sections of the maternal and the distal zooids.
( A ) Stichomicropora spp. with articulated ovicellar spine bases.
( B ) Stichomicropora baccata . ( C ) Monoporella multilamellosa .
( D ) Leptocheilopora spp. ( E ) Bellulopora bellula (From Ostrovsky and
Taylor 2005a , courtesy of John Wiley and Sons, http://onlinelibrary.
wiley.com/doi/10.1111/j.1096-3642.2005.00179.x/abstract ).
Membranous walls shown in red (reconstructed for fossil species)
2 Cheilostome Brood Chambers: Structure, Formation, Evolution