@inbook {274Pasternak1981,
	title = {Alcyonacea and Gorgonacea},
	booktitle = {Benthos of the submarine mountains Marcus-Necker and adjacent Pacific regions},
	year = {1981},
	pages = {40-55},
	publisher = {Moscow: Akademiya Nauk.},
	organization = {Moscow: Akademiya Nauk.},
	abstract = {TRANSLATION: BORIS Boris_Shoshitaishvili@brown.edu Here{\textquoteright}s the translation for the paragraph - I did my best and I put word with multiple meanings and/or words I{\textquoteright}m not sure about in quotes. Enjoy: Their length exceeds the length of their spicules by a small amount in the base of their polyps, but their width remains in the same order. Directly under the "halo/aureola/circle" of "tentacles/feelers", the "armor" of the lengthwise positioned sclerites breaks up into 8 distinct "strands/cords", made up of the conserved lengthwise distributed spicules. In this section of "autozoids (I can{\textquoteright}t find this word in any dictionary)", the sclerites take on a somewhat applanate (horizontally flattened) form. In each of these "strands/cords", these spicules lie in 5-6 rows in the proximal part and in 3-4 rows in the distal part. The farther "strands/cords" "cross/go over" onto the dorsal side of the "feelers/tentacles". But here remains only two rows of sclerites. The last ones become even more horizontally flattened, but their "skin/surface" is more granular and with more clearly expressed "conical/tapered" "papillae/eminences/buds/tubercules". The length of these spicules practically does not change in comparison to the spicules of the previous section, but their width is somewhat greater and reaches 0.035-0.04 mm.},
	keywords = {Chrysogorgiidae, macrospina, metallogorgia tennuis},
	author = {Pasternak, F.A.},
	editor = {Kuznetsov, A.P. and Mironov, A.N.}
}
@article {Madsen1944,
	title = {Octocorallia},
	journal = {Danish Ingolf-Exped.},
	volume = {5},
	number = {13},
	year = {1944},
	pages = {1-65},
	keywords = {Chrysogorgiidae},
	author = {Madsen, Fritz Jensenius}
}
