TABLE 1 in New carnivorous sponges from the Great Barrier Reef, Queensland, Australia collected by ROV from the RV FALKOR

TABLE 1. Comparison of spicule measurements smallest–(average)–largest (µm) for Abyssocladia falkor sp. nov.
SpecimenMycalostylesOxetote stylesSubtylostylesSinuous stylesStrongylesG339306813–(1020)–1450365–(408)–583 x276–(511)–762 x256–(367)–540 x_x 11.4–(17.4)–9.4–(12.4)–14.7,4.7–(8.6)–11.7,7.2–(10.0)–13.5,30.7, n=32n=12n=13n=25G339307715–(811)–1020 x281–(408)–621 x192–(426)–830 x222–(375)–497 x220–(355)–490 x10.0–(13.4)–25.9,6.4–(9.6)–14.3,3.2–(7.9)–12.3,4.9–(9.6)–12.9,5.5–(10.1)–14.7,n=9n=45n=39n=23n=2Continued.SpecimenAbyssochelaeLong thinSigmasSigmancistras SphericalDildo/Tylo–(length x spinesigmasmicrostrongyles microstrongyleswidth)G33930639.6–(44.9)–_20.5–(26.1)–8.0–(9.2)–10.9 8.8–(14.0)–23 x 9.0–(24.4)–60 x51.9 x 3,7–32.9 xx 0.5–(0.9)– 6.9–(9.7)–12.5, 3.9–(8.5)–12.4,(5.6)–8.6, n=281.1–(2.1)–3.1),1.4, n=32n=37n=18n=32G33930727.5–(40.7)–50.6–(58.2)–16.8–(24.8)–6.9–(8.8)–10.4 8.4–(14.4)–26.0 17.9–(43.3)–52.8 x 1.9–67.2 x 0.8–33.1 x 1.6–x 0.7–(1.1)– x 5.8–(8.7)–73.3 x 2.8–(5.1)–6.9, n=38(1.1)–1.5, n=5(2.1)–2.6, n=201.8, n=2212.9, n=32(4.8)–7.8, n=27