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Pteropoda (common name
pteropods, from the Gr****
meaning "wing-foot") are
specialized free-swimming
pelagic sea
snails and sea slugs,
marine opisthobranch...
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Martens in 1676 and
became the
first gymnosomatous (without a s****) "
pteropod" to be described.
Clione limacina australis (Bruguière, 1792)
Clione limacina...
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mollusc clade Heterobranchia. Sea
angels were
previously considered to be
pteropods. Sea
angels are also
sometimes known as "sea butterflies" but this is...
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Creseis acicula is a
species of
pteropod, a
distant type of sea-slug. It is in the
family Creseidae.
Creseis acicula's size
varies from 0.5–3.3 cm (0.2–1...
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amino acids (MAAs) in phytoplankton, a
herbivorous pteropod (Limacina helicina), and its
pteropod predator (Clione antarctica) in
McMurdo Bay, Antarctica"...
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order Gymnosomata. Both of
these orders are
still referred to as "
pteropods". Sea
butterflies of the
order Thecosomata have a s****,
while sea angels...
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Paedoclione doliiformis has no s****. It is a gelatinous,
mostly transparent pteropod, and it only has a s**** in its
embryonic stage.[citation needed] The orange...
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Pteropoda (also
included within the
informal group Opisthobranchia). Most
pteropods have some form of
calcified s****,
although it is
often very light, even...
- W. &
Lalli C. M. (1990). "Bipolar
variation in Clione, a
gymnosomatous pteropod". Am. Malacol.
Union Bull. 8(1): 67-75.
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