| Main Ref. | Tong, L.K.Y., 1988 |
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| Additional Characters | Eggs capsules usually deposited along sheltered rock crevices or within the empty shells of bivalves. Each capsule is shaped like a corn grain, with a plug on the lateral wall. The capsule has no stalk, and is attached to the substratum directly at the base. Within the capsule, ova are enveloped in a colorless intracapsular fluid. Through time, cream eggs develop into grey black veligers. |
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