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Pleurogona
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Pleurogona

tunicate subclass
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  • Tunicate
    tunicate
    / Annotated classification

    Subclass PleurogonaGonads and digestive tract by side of gill.Order StolidobranchiaGill with longitudinal vessels, folded.Class Appendicularia (or Larvacea)Adult small, pelagic, retaining larval notochord and tail; pharynx simple with two gill openings; no

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    Subclass PleurogonaGonads and digestive tract by side of gill.Order StolidobranchiaGill with longitudinal vessels, folded.Class Appendicularia (or Larvacea)Adult small, pelagic, retaining larval notochord and tail; pharynx simple with two gill openings; no

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