TABLE 2 in On some " Hemicyclopora " Norman, 1894 and " Escharella " Gray, 1848 species (Bryozoa, Cheilostomatida) from the Atlantic-Mediterranean region. Re-examination of their generic status and description of new species and a new genus

TABLE 2. — Features of Hemicyclopora neatonensis n. sp., H. discrepans (Jullien in Jullien & Calvet, 1903), H. hexaspinae n. sp. Abbreviations: BKz, associated to basal kenozoid; Cle, cleithral; crypt, cryptocyst; DAz, associated to distal autozooid; IKz, associated to interzooidal kenozooid; Op, opesia; Rec, recumbent; Scl, semicleithral.
FeaturesH. neatonensis n. sp.H. hexaspinae n. sp.H. discrepansFrontal shieldSpaced round granulesSmall granulesPointed granulesMarginal poresLarge (20-30 µm)Tiny to medium-large (5-20 µm)Medium (15-20 µm)Peristome proximal partSemi-circular collar joiningSmoothSmooththe 1 ST pair of spinesOrifice proximal edgeConcaveStraight or slightly concaveSlightly concaveOrifice inner reliefNo lyrula or denticleNo lyrula or denticleNo lyrula or denticleCondylesProminent, triangular, downcurvedProminent, triangularProminent, triangularOral spine number8 (6, 7, 9)/66 (7)/6 – thick bases8 (9)/8 (6-7)OvicellBKz-DAz-IKz, W> L, CleRec, BKz, W> L, SclRec, BKz, W> L, Cle?Porous IKZPresentNoPresentAncestrula, spine number -Op: 6-7, crypt: 5-6Op: 6 (7), crypt: 4Op: 6, crypt: 4-5lengthL: 410-560 µmL: 500-560 µm, extensive cryptocystL: 430 µmDepth range27-120 m5-150 m115-320 mSubstrateShells, rhodolithsDark cave walls, biogenic debrisShells, biogenic debrisOrigin of materialCentral MediterraneanMediterranean & G. of CadizMediterranean & G. of Cadiz