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DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.15157241
title: TABLE 4 in Studies on western Pacific gorgonians (Anthozoa: Octocorallia, Chrysogorgiidae). Part 1: a review of the genus Chrysogorgia, with description of a new genus and three new species

description: TABLE 4. The comparison of Untiedt et al. ’ groups, Versluys’ groups and the present groups based on 35 Chrysogorgia species.
Untiedt et al. (2021) ’ Group with nominal speciesVersluys’ (1902)The present GroupGroupGroup 1(1.0): C. antarctica Cairns, 2002B, CParachrysogorgiaC. electra Bayer & Stefani, 1988C. squamata (Verrill, 1883);(1.1): C. versluysi Kinoshita, 1913;BC. calypso Bayer & Stefani, 1988;C. bracteata Bayer & Stefani, 1988C. stellata Nutting, 1908(1.2): C. octagonos Versluys, 1902BGroup 2C. rotunda Kinoshita, 1913;AA1C. papillosa Kinoshita, 1913;C. dichotoma Thomson & Henderson, 1906;C. flexilis var. africana (Kükenthal, 1908)Group 3C. elegans (Verrill, 1883);BB4C. spiculosa (Verrill, 1883)Group 4C. laevorsa Cairns, 2018BB3C. midas Cairns, 2018C. debilis Kükenthal, 1908C. tuberculata Cordeiro, Castro & Pérez, 2015BB7C. upsilonia Cordeiro, Castro & Pérez, 2015Group 5(5.1) -BB6(5.2) C. dendritic Xu, Zhan & Xu, 2020BB1C. abludo Pante & Watling, 2012(5.3) C. pinnata Cairns, 2007AA2Group 6C. campanula Madsen, 1944CC1C. artospira Pante & Watling, 2012C. tricaulis Pante & Watling, 2012C. rigida Versluys, 1902CC2Group 7C. geniculata (Wright & Studer, 1889);CC2C. cavea Kinoshita, 1913Chrysogorgia s.s.C. multiflora Deichmann, 1936AA3C. fewkesii Verrill, 1883C. thysiformis Deichmann, 1936C. desbonni Duch. & Mich., 1864Dasygorgia s.s.C. orientalis Versluys, 1902BB2C. comans Kinoshita, 1913C. agassizii (Verrill, 1883)
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DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.15157243
title: TABLE 5. The 68 in Studies on western Pacific gorgonians (Anthozoa: Octocorallia, Chrysogorgiidae). Part 1: a review of the genus Chrysogorgia, with description of a new genus and three new species

description: TABLE 5. The 68 valid species of Chrysogorgia including 9 species (bold) described in this paper (based on Versluys 1902, Cairns 2001, Untiedt et al. 2021). Arranged by group with different sclerite forms and arrangement. Type localities and depths and branching sequence also included.
SpeciesType localities and depthsbranching sequenceGroup A1: Rods or non-curved spindles in both tentacle rachis and polyp body wall, colony without pinnately branching formC. varians Xu, Zhan & Xu, 2021(a seamount on the Caroline Ridge, 1145 m)1/3, 1/4, 2/7, 2/9, 3/10, 3/11LC. monticola Cairns, 2007(California, 1711–3015 m)1/3RC. ramificans Xu, Li, Zhan & Xu, 2019(Kocebu Guyot, 1831 m)1/3R, 2/5RC. lata Versluys, 1902(Celebes Sea, 1901 m)1/4LC. terasticha Versluys, 1902(Banda Sea, 204 m)1/4LC. pusilla Versluys, 1902(Timor Sea, 520 m)1/4LC. dispersa Kükenthal, 1908(Japan, depth?)1/4LC. pyramidalis Kükenthal, 1908(Japan, “upper abyssal”)1/4LC. rotunda Kinoshita, 1913(Japan, 732 m)1/4LC. papillosa Kinoshita, 1913(Japan, 730 m)1/4LC. arborescens Nutting, 1908(Hawaii, 722–914 m)2/5RC. herdendorfi Cairns, 2001(S. Carolina, 2178 m)2/5R–3/8RC. pellucida Kükenthal, 1908(Japan, 100 m)dichotomousC. indica Thomson & Henderson, 1906(Sri Lanka, 1038 m)irreg.C. irregularis Thomson & Henderson, 1906(Sri Lanka, 1271 m)unknownC. dichotoma Thomson & Henderson, 1906(Bay of Bengal, 165 m)unknownGroup A2: Rods or non-curved spindles in both tentacle rachis and polyp body wall, colony with pinnately branching formC. pinnata Cairns, 2007(California, 3114 m)flabellateGroup A3. Obvious curved spindles in tentacle rachis and polyp body wallC. multiflora Deichmann, 1936(Lesser Antilles, 991 m)2/5RC. fewkesii Verrill, 1883(Lesser Antilles, 1048 m)2/5RC. thysiformis Deichmann, 1936(Barbados, 183 m)2/5RC. desbonni Duch. & Mich., 1864(Lesser Antilles, 161 m)bi-flabellateC. quadruplex Thomson, 1927(Azores, 1022 m)unknownGroup B1. Rods/spindles in tentacle rachis and upper part of polyp body wall, scales in lower part of body wall; colony in adults with a long unbranched stem and a monopodial or zigzag branching part forming a tree-shaped structureC. dendritic Xu, Zhan & Xu, 2020(Kocebu Guyot, 1821 m)1/3LC. fragilis Xu, Zhan & Xu, 2020(Kocebu Guyot, 1279–1321 m)1/3LC. abludo Pante & Watling, 2012(New England and Corner Seamount, 2110–2246 m)1/3L,1/4L, irreg.
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DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.15157244
title: TABLE 5. The 68 in Studies on western Pacific gorgonians (Anthozoa: Octocorallia, Chrysogorgiidae). Part 1: a review of the genus Chrysogorgia, with description of a new genus and three new species

description: TABLE 5. The 68 valid species of Chrysogorgia including 9 species (bold) described in this paper (based on Versluys 1902, Cairns 2001, Untiedt et al. 2021). Arranged by group with different sclerite forms and arrangement. Type localities and depths and branching sequence also included.
SpeciesType localities and depthsbranching sequenceGroup A1: Rods or non-curved spindles in both tentacle rachis and polyp body wall, colony without pinnately branching formC. varians Xu, Zhan & Xu, 2021(a seamount on the Caroline Ridge, 1145 m)1/3, 1/4, 2/7, 2/9, 3/10, 3/11LC. monticola Cairns, 2007(California, 1711–3015 m)1/3RC. ramificans Xu, Li, Zhan & Xu, 2019(Kocebu Guyot, 1831 m)1/3R, 2/5RC. lata Versluys, 1902(Celebes Sea, 1901 m)1/4LC. terasticha Versluys, 1902(Banda Sea, 204 m)1/4LC. pusilla Versluys, 1902(Timor Sea, 520 m)1/4LC. dispersa Kükenthal, 1908(Japan, depth?)1/4LC. pyramidalis Kükenthal, 1908(Japan, “upper abyssal”)1/4LC. rotunda Kinoshita, 1913(Japan, 732 m)1/4LC. papillosa Kinoshita, 1913(Japan, 730 m)1/4LC. arborescens Nutting, 1908(Hawaii, 722–914 m)2/5RC. herdendorfi Cairns, 2001(S. Carolina, 2178 m)2/5R–3/8RC. pellucida Kükenthal, 1908(Japan, 100 m)dichotomousC. indica Thomson & Henderson, 1906(Sri Lanka, 1038 m)irreg.C. irregularis Thomson & Henderson, 1906(Sri Lanka, 1271 m)unknownC. dichotoma Thomson & Henderson, 1906(Bay of Bengal, 165 m)unknownGroup A2: Rods or non-curved spindles in both tentacle rachis and polyp body wall, colony with pinnately branching formC. pinnata Cairns, 2007(California, 3114 m)flabellateGroup A3. Obvious curved spindles in tentacle rachis and polyp body wallC. multiflora Deichmann, 1936(Lesser Antilles, 991 m)2/5RC. fewkesii Verrill, 1883(Lesser Antilles, 1048 m)2/5RC. thysiformis Deichmann, 1936(Barbados, 183 m)2/5RC. desbonni Duch. & Mich., 1864(Lesser Antilles, 161 m)bi-flabellateC. quadruplex Thomson, 1927(Azores, 1022 m)unknownGroup B1. Rods/spindles in tentacle rachis and upper part of polyp body wall, scales in lower part of body wall; colony in adults with a long unbranched stem and a monopodial or zigzag branching part forming a tree-shaped structureC. dendritic Xu, Zhan & Xu, 2020(Kocebu Guyot, 1821 m)1/3LC. fragilis Xu, Zhan & Xu, 2020(Kocebu Guyot, 1279–1321 m)1/3LC. abludo Pante & Watling, 2012(New England and Corner Seamount, 2110–2246 m)1/3L,1/4L, irreg.
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DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.15157245
title: TABLE 6. The 13 in Studies on western Pacific gorgonians (Anthozoa: Octocorallia, Chrysogorgiidae). Part 1: a review of the genus Chrysogorgia, with description of a new genus and three new species

description: TABLE 6. The 13 valid species of Parachrysogorgia including 2 species (bold) described in this paper (based on Versluys 1902, Bayer & Stefani 1988, Cairns 2001). Arranged by group with different sclerite forms and arrangement. Type localities and depths and branching sequence also included.
SpeciesType localities and depthsbranching sequenceGroup I. Rods/spindles in tentacle rachis and scales in polyp body wallP. versluysi (Kinoshita, 1913)(Japan, 732 m)1/4RP. calypso (Bayer & Stefani, 1988)(Celebes, 732 m)1/4RP. squamata (Verrill, 1883)(Lesser Antilles, 431 m)1/5R–1/7RP. bracteata (Bayer & Stefani, 1988)(Philippines, 329 m)1/6RP. admete (Bayer & Stefani, 1988)(New Caledonia, 390 m)1/7RGroup II. Rods/spindles in the basal part of tentacle rachis, scales in both the upper part of tentacle rachis and the polyp body wallP. chryseis (Bayer & Stefani, 1988)(Ceram Sea, 732 m)bi-flabellateP. expansa (Wright & Studer, 1889)(Kermadec Ids., 951 m)1/4RP. octagonos (Versluys, 1902)(Timor Sea, 520 m)1/4RP. stellata (Nutting, 1908)(Hawaii, 649–768 m)multi-flabellateGroup III. Scales in both tentacle rachis and polyp body wallP. antarctica (Cairns, 2002)(Ross Sea, Antarctica, 445 m)1/4RP. electra (Bayer & Stefani, 1988)(Paumotu Ids., 1485 m)bi-flabellateP. scintillans (Bayer & Stefani, 1988)(Hawaii, 1758–1937 m)bi- or multi-flabellateP. binata (Xu, Li, Zhan & Xu, 2019)(Kocebu Guyot, 1669 m)bi-flabellate
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DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.15157246
title: TABLE 6. The 13 in Studies on western Pacific gorgonians (Anthozoa: Octocorallia, Chrysogorgiidae). Part 1: a review of the genus Chrysogorgia, with description of a new genus and three new species

description: TABLE 6. The 13 valid species of Parachrysogorgia including 2 species (bold) described in this paper (based on Versluys 1902, Bayer & Stefani 1988, Cairns 2001). Arranged by group with different sclerite forms and arrangement. Type localities and depths and branching sequence also included.
SpeciesType localities and depthsbranching sequenceGroup I. Rods/spindles in tentacle rachis and scales in polyp body wallP. versluysi (Kinoshita, 1913)(Japan, 732 m)1/4RP. calypso (Bayer & Stefani, 1988)(Celebes, 732 m)1/4RP. squamata (Verrill, 1883)(Lesser Antilles, 431 m)1/5R–1/7RP. bracteata (Bayer & Stefani, 1988)(Philippines, 329 m)1/6RP. admete (Bayer & Stefani, 1988)(New Caledonia, 390 m)1/7RGroup II. Rods/spindles in the basal part of tentacle rachis, scales in both the upper part of tentacle rachis and the polyp body wallP. chryseis (Bayer & Stefani, 1988)(Ceram Sea, 732 m)bi-flabellateP. expansa (Wright & Studer, 1889)(Kermadec Ids., 951 m)1/4RP. octagonos (Versluys, 1902)(Timor Sea, 520 m)1/4RP. stellata (Nutting, 1908)(Hawaii, 649–768 m)multi-flabellateGroup III. Scales in both tentacle rachis and polyp body wallP. antarctica (Cairns, 2002)(Ross Sea, Antarctica, 445 m)1/4RP. electra (Bayer & Stefani, 1988)(Paumotu Ids., 1485 m)bi-flabellateP. scintillans (Bayer & Stefani, 1988)(Hawaii, 1758–1937 m)bi- or multi-flabellateP. binata (Xu, Li, Zhan & Xu, 2019)(Kocebu Guyot, 1669 m)bi-flabellate
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DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.15157247
title: TABLE 7 in Studies on western Pacific gorgonians (Anthozoa: Octocorallia, Chrysogorgiidae). Part 1: a review of the genus Chrysogorgia, with description of a new genus and three new species

description: TABLE 7. The external morphological data of the Parachrysogorgia chryseis specimens in this passage.
Specimen (MBM)286875286874286358286871286872286873Group NumberBBBBBBColony height (cm)101910141816Width in maximum (cm)8.511.58181215Diameter at stem base (mm)11.5-22.52.8Diameter of holdfast (mm)absentabsentabsent96 × 9absentLength of the internode (mm)6–85–205–85–83–83–10Length of terminal branchlet in maximum (mm)113217181215Polyps number in medial/ terminal internodes1/12–6/ up to 60–2, usually 2/2–41–2/1–41, rarely 2/1–31–4/ up to 7Length/ Width of polyps (mm)2–5, average 3/1.5– 2.02–3/1–22–3/1–22.5–3.5/1–22–3/1.0–1.52.5–3.5/1.0–1.5Eight pointslong and sharplong and sharplong and sharplong and sharplong and sharp, occasionally shortshort and sharp, some of them inconspicuousNaked area at base of tentaclespresentpresentpresentpresentpresentpresentSclerites in pinnules (μm, lengh × width, the same below)77–336 × 9–87224–319 × 9–52103–277 × 13–58158–360 × 15–88105–282 × 14–7186–212 × 10–44Sclerites in upper tentacle rachis (μm)78–249 × 18–197152–300 × 36–19063–219 × 20–115121–351 × 28–19395–376 × 23–13587–250 × 23–125Sclerites in basal tentacle rachis (μm)120–573 × 19–217262–656 × 28–21369–392 × 17–138157–474 × 26–289115–447 × 26–153125–388 × 12–213Sclerites below the tentacles forming points (μm)136–1055 × 35–361426–852 × 33–148392–646 × 33–469350–965 × 21–421296–602 × 25–117336–607 × 32–254Sclerites in basal part of polyp body walls (μm)169–836 × 39–313238–762 × 52–270153–677 × 30–223170–772 × 35–24678–540 × 19–156114–582 × 19–266Sclerites in coenenchyme (μm)219–438 × 47–188144–574 × 34–18084–415 × 18–131140–623 × 33–158thin: 101–313 × 20–109; thick: 125–375 × 23–13357–557 × 10–221Figures9, 10, 1112, 13, 141, 23, 45, 67, 8
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DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.15157249
title: TABLE 8 in Studies on western Pacific gorgonians (Anthozoa: Octocorallia, Chrysogorgiidae). Part 1: a review of the genus Chrysogorgia, with description of a new genus and three new species

description: TABLE 8. The morphological data of the Chrysogorgia specimens in this passage.
SpeciesC. cylindrata sp. nov.C. acanthella (Wright & Studer, 1889)C. arboriformis sp. nov.Specimen (MBM)286460286462286461286464286463286355286862286357286466286465GroupCCCCCCCCCCColony height (cm)2016672425423304245Width in maximum (cm)67367814201617Diameter at stem base (mm)1.510.521.522.53.523.5Branching sequence2/5L2/5L2/5L2/5L2/5L2/5L2/5L, 3/7L, irregular1/3L, irregular1/3L1/3LDistance between adjacent branch (mm)1–52–41.5–2.52–32–543–1912–159–128–23orthostiche intervals (mm)5–2011–166–1114–1812–3020–35–503026–32Length of the first internode (mm)3–74–64–75–7137–89–2520–2411–168–11Length of terminal branchlet in maximum (mm)810119111422352323Branching order in maximum710285510999Branching angle (°)60–8050–8070–8070–8090–10060–8060–8060–8070–9060–80Polyps number in first / medial/ terminal internodes1–2/ 1–2/ 0–31–2/ 1–3/ 0–21/ 1/ 1–21/ 1/ 0–32–4/ 1–2/ 1–21/ 1–2/ 1–42–4/ 1–4/ 0–51–2/ 1–2/ 1–41–2/ 2–7/ 0–60–1/ 1–6/ 0–7Polyps present on main axisyesyesnoyesyesyesyesyesyesyesLength/ Width of polyps (mm)0.5–2.0/ 1.0–1.51.0–1.5/ 1.00.5–2.0/ 1.01, up to 2/ 11–2, up to 3.5/ 11.5–2/ 0.9–1.31–2, up to 3/ 1.0–1.51.5–2.5/ 1.01.0–2.5/ 1.0–1.51.0–2.5/ 1.0–1.5Sclerites in pinnules (μm)61–309 × 7–12370–193 × 11–71151–357 × 15–6385–297 × 10–81128–364 × 10–13095–171 × 8–4461–253 × 7–107100–215 × 7–33143–473 × 7–95131–474 × 7–126Sclerites in tentacle rachis (μm)64–491 × 14–273106–382 × 14–19850–400 × 6–19382–302 × 14–192137–400 × 17–233124–331 × 18–17650–387 × 11–14777–333 × 11–16780–341 × 15–23270–349 × 14–251Sclerites in polyp body walls (μm)109–505 × 18–98102–573 × 27–191109–420 × 20–182140–360 × 23–190111–401 × 21–22798–393 × 12–18684–513 × 23–22978–344 × 22–200120–491 × 37–35580–502 × 34–230Sclerites in coenenchyme (μm)78–322 × 11–5690–327 × 20–9579–237 × 23–76126–474 × 21–10580–360 × 14–10793–351 × 17–6267–297 × 20–83111–322 × 24–89102–545 × 14–12356–516 × 6–84Sclerites near the polyp mouth area (μm)116–532 × 60–21878–257 × 13–57114–360 × 13–97196–267 × 22–72214–343 × 15–9650–196 × 10–4224–83 × 4–28100–253 × 11–4443–178 × 8–7245–120 × 7–41Figures27, 28, 2930, 3132, 3325, 2621, 2223, 2448, 4950, 5134, 35, 3734, 35, 36
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DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.15157242
title: TABLE 4 in Studies on western Pacific gorgonians (Anthozoa: Octocorallia, Chrysogorgiidae). Part 1: a review of the genus Chrysogorgia, with description of a new genus and three new species

description: TABLE 4. The comparison of Untiedt et al. ’ groups, Versluys’ groups and the present groups based on 35 Chrysogorgia species.
Untiedt et al. (2021) ’ Group with nominal speciesVersluys’ (1902)The present GroupGroupGroup 1(1.0): C. antarctica Cairns, 2002B, CParachrysogorgiaC. electra Bayer & Stefani, 1988C. squamata (Verrill, 1883);(1.1): C. versluysi Kinoshita, 1913;BC. calypso Bayer & Stefani, 1988;C. bracteata Bayer & Stefani, 1988C. stellata Nutting, 1908(1.2): C. octagonos Versluys, 1902BGroup 2C. rotunda Kinoshita, 1913;AA1C. papillosa Kinoshita, 1913;C. dichotoma Thomson & Henderson, 1906;C. flexilis var. africana (Kükenthal, 1908)Group 3C. elegans (Verrill, 1883);BB4C. spiculosa (Verrill, 1883)Group 4C. laevorsa Cairns, 2018BB3C. midas Cairns, 2018C. debilis Kükenthal, 1908C. tuberculata Cordeiro, Castro & Pérez, 2015BB7C. upsilonia Cordeiro, Castro & Pérez, 2015Group 5(5.1) -BB6(5.2) C. dendritic Xu, Zhan & Xu, 2020BB1C. abludo Pante & Watling, 2012(5.3) C. pinnata Cairns, 2007AA2Group 6C. campanula Madsen, 1944CC1C. artospira Pante & Watling, 2012C. tricaulis Pante & Watling, 2012C. rigida Versluys, 1902CC2Group 7C. geniculata (Wright & Studer, 1889);CC2C. cavea Kinoshita, 1913Chrysogorgia s.s.C. multiflora Deichmann, 1936AA3C. fewkesii Verrill, 1883C. thysiformis Deichmann, 1936C. desbonni Duch. & Mich., 1864Dasygorgia s.s.C. orientalis Versluys, 1902BB2C. comans Kinoshita, 1913C. agassizii (Verrill, 1883)
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DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.15157256
title: Table 1 Morphological comparison between Diospyros apiculata Hiern, D in Notes on South-East Asian Diospyros L. (Ebenaceae, Ericales): commonly misidentified species in mainland South-East Asia

description: Table 1 Morphological comparison between Diospyros apiculata Hiern, D. eriantha Champ. ex Benth. var. eriantha, D. strigosa Hemsl. and D. tamiriensis Lecomte.
CharactersD. apiculataD. eriantha var. erianthaD. strigosaD. tamiriensisNumber of lateral veins10–13 on each side5–9 on each side(5–)7–9(–12) on each side7–9 on each sideTertiary veinsFinely scalariformReticulateReticulateCoarsely scalariformPetiole length2–3 mm2–5 mm2–5 mm(4–)8–10 mmHair density on leaf bladeDensely to sparsely hairy on both sides (Fig. 1A)Sparsely hairy or subglabrous on both sides (Fig. 1C)Subglabrous on upper surface, densely hairy on lower surface (Fig. 1E)Subglabrous on upper surface, sparsely hairy on lower surface (Fig. 1G)Hair on veinsGlabrous to subglabrous on upper side, densely to sparsely hairy on lower sideGlabrous on upper side, densely hairy on lower sideDensely hairy on both sidesSubglabrous on upper side, sparsely hairy on lower sideHair typeStraight or slightly curved and soft hairs, 1–1.5 mm long (Fig. 1A)Straight and soft hairs, 1.5–2.5 mm long (Fig. 1C)Curved and stiff hairs (strigose), 1–1.5 mm long (Fig. 1E)Straight or curved and soft hairs, 0.5–1.5 mm long (Fig. 1G)Imbricate scale covering terminal budsNot presentPresent, 3–13 scalesPresent, 2–5 scalesNot presentMerosity4, rarely 5444–5Calyx divisionDivided to the baseDivided ⅔ of the way to the baseDivided ⅔ of the way to the baseDivided nearly to the baseCalyx lobeLanceolate (male) or elliptic-oblong (female), 4–6 mm longOvate (male and female), 3–4 mm longNarrowly triangular (male) or triangular (male and female), 3–5 mm longOvate or elliptic (female), 1–1.5 cm longCorolla shapeSalverform (Fig. 1B)Salverform (Fig. 1D)Salverform (Fig. 1F)Urceolate (flask-shaped) (Fig. 1H)Corolla division±Halfway to the base±Halfway to the base⅓ of the way to halfway to the baseVery shallowly dividedCorolla indumentumGlabrous outsideDensely hairy outsideDensely hairy outsideHairy along the midveins outsideFruiting calyxFruiting calyx not obviously accrescentFruiting calyx accrescent, 8–10 mm longFruiting calyx accrescent, 8–13 mm longNot knownNumber of seeds422, sometimes fused into 1Not known
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