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Enterogona

tunicate subclass
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  • Tunicate
    tunicate
    / Annotated classification

    Subclass EnterogonaGonads unpaired, either within or behind intestinal loop; body may be divided into thorax and abdomen.Order AplousobranchiaGills simple, unfolded and without longitudinal vessels or bars; digestive tract and genital organs in posterior part of body.Order Phlebobranchia

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    Subclass EnterogonaGonads unpaired, either within or behind intestinal loop; body may be divided into thorax and abdomen.Order AplousobranchiaGills simple, unfolded and without longitudinal vessels or bars; digestive tract and genital organs in posterior part of body.Order Phlebobranchia

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