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English: Habitus of Pneophyllum cetinaensis.
Holotype (PC0145164) (a). Typically, P. cetinaensis develops as a crust on cobbles and pebbles (b,c). Extensive coverage in a shaded, shallow area in the type locality (d) where most gastropods are overgrown by P. cetinaensis, commonly with reproductive structures (arrow) (e). |
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| Author | A. Žuljević, S. Kaleb, V. Peña, M. Despalatović, I. Cvitković, O. De Clerck, L. Le Gall, A. Falace, F. Vita, Juan C. Braga & B. Antolić |
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