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CATALOG - Chrysochromulina palpebralis


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Original descriptions of taxa - also emended descriptions for a few taxa. For coccolithophores, and many calcispheres, these are pages from the Farinacci & Howe Catalog of Calcareous Nannofossils. In other cases (e.g. non-calcifying haptophytes) the data is directly compiled on this site. The "Catalogue of Calcareous Nannofossils" was originally compiled by Prof A. Farinacci 1969-1989, since 2000 it has been updated and extended by Richard Howe - see The Farinacci and Howe Catalog - an Introduction.
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Current identification/main database link: Prymnesium palpebrale (Seoane et al. 2009) Edvardsen, Eikrem & Probert, in Edvardsen et al. 2011

Compiled data

Citation: Chrysochromulina palpebralis Seoane, Eikrem, Edvardsen & Pienaar, in Seoane et al. 2009
Taxonomic rank: species

Combinations:
  • Chrysochromulina palpebralis Seoane, Eikrem, Edvardsen & Pienaar, in Seoane et al. 2009 (basionym)
  • Prymnesium palpebrale (Seoane, Eikrem, Edvardsen & Pienaar, in Seoane et al. 2009) Edvardsen, Eikrem & Probert, in Edvardsen et al. 2011 (alt comb)

  • Original Description

    Cellula ambitu ovoidea 8-13 um longa, 6-9 jum lata humerum protrusum habens in apice. Chloroplasti bini aureo-brunei. Flagella item bina aqualia vel subaequalia, 20-27 µm longa, e sulco apicali infra humerun orientia, inter quae haptonema eminet flexibile porrectum, non spirale, 7-15 µm longum, Corpus cellulae squamis vestitun

    Cells 8-13 µm long, 6-9 µm wide, outline ovoid with pro- nounced apical protuberance and two golden-brown chloro- plasts, bearing two equal to subequal flagella 20-27 um long and a flexible noncoiling haptonema 7-15 µm long. Appendages inserted subapically in shallow groove. Cells covered with scales.

     

    Forma palpebralis

    Corpus cellulare squamis triformibus opertum: squama spinea (0.58-0.82 × 0.54-0.79 µm) proiectura ramosa centrali margineque erecto peripherali cum 19-24 proiecturis instructa (0.13- 0.23 µm). Squamae planae ovoideae maiores (0.78-0.93 X 0.58-- 0.76 µm) costis radiatis in ambabus squamae superficiebus (87- 93) margineque peripherali plano (0.07-0.12 µm) et squamae planae minores rotundatae (0.44-0.69 × 0.36-0.65 µm) costis radiatis in ambabus squamae superficiebus (48) margineque peripherali plano (0.039-0.056 um) instructae.

    Cell body covered with three types of scales, a spine scale (0.58- 0.82 X 0.54-0.79 µm) with a central spiny projection and peripheral upright rim with 19-24 projections (0.13-0.23 µm). Large plate scales ovoid (0.78-0.93 × 0.58-0.76 µm) with radiating ribs (87-93) on both scale faces and peripheral flat rim (0.07-0.12 µm). Small plate scales rounded (0.44-0.69 X 0.36 0.65 µm), both faces with radiating ribs (48) and peripheral flat rim on one scale face (0.039-0.056 µm).

     

    Forma bisquamata

     Corpus cellulare squamis biformibus opertum. Squamae planae ovales maiores (1.04-1.25 µm x 0.80-1.03 µm) margine erecto peripherali (0.063-0.23 um). Superficies squamae ambae costis radiatis in quadras dispositis (147-152) instructae. Squamae ovales planae minores (0.58-0.75 X 0.39-0.57 µm) cruciformi centrali et margine peripherali plano (0.051-0.093 µm). Superficies squamae ambae costis radiatis instructae (93-96).

    Cell body covered with two types of scales. Large oval plate scales (1.04-1.25 X 0.80-1.03 µm) with peripheral upright rin (0.063 0.23 um). Both scale faces with radiating ribs (147-152) arranged in quadrants. Small oval plate scales (0.58-0.75 x 0.39-0.57 µm) with central cruciate structure and peripheral flat rim (0.051-0.093 µm). Both scale faces with radiating ribs (93-96).


    Etymology:
    The name refers to the projections on the spine scale of one of the two forms, which are reminiscent of eyelashes on an eyelid.

    Extra details from original publication

    TYPE CULTURE: Strain UIO133 maintained at University of Basque country, Spain, and the University of Oslo Culture Collection, Norway.


    TYPE LOCALITY: Nervión Estuary, Basque country, Spain.


    Editors' Notes

    The two life cycle phases were given Linnean names - Chrysochromulina palpebralis forma palpebralis and C. palpebralis forma bisquamata,. This is contrary to the principles of nomenclatural taxnomy so, as with other life-cycle phases they should be distinquished informally.

    References:

    Edvardsen, B., Eikrem, W., Throndsen, J., Sáez, A. G., Probert, I. & Medlin, L. K. (2011). Ribosomal DNA phylogenies and a morphological revision provide the basis for a revised taxonomy of the Prymnesiales (Haptophyta). European Journal of Phycology. 46(3): 202-228. gs

    Seoane, S., Eikrem, W., Pienaar, R. & Edvardsen, B. (2009). Chrysochromulina palpebralis sp. nov. Prymnesiophyceae: a haptophyte, possessing two alternative morphologies. Phycologia. 48: 165-176. gs


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