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Current identification:
Original Description
The genus Clistophaena agrees with the preceding Sethophaena in the mouth of the thorax being closed by a lattice-plate. But the appendages of the thorax are terminal feet, not lateral wings; their number is commonly six or nine, rarely more. Clistophaena may be derived either from Tetrahedrina by interpolation of secondary feet between the three primary, or from Sethamphora by development of a basal lattice-plate closing the mouth.
Etymology:
Editors' Notes
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Clistophaena compiled by the radiolaria@mikrotax project team viewed: 13-2-2025
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