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length including the tail,
although giant larvaceans can
reach up to 10 cm (3.9 in) in length.
Larvaceans are
known for the
large houses they
build around...
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chordates with a skull);
Tunicata or
Urochordata (sea squirts, salps, and
larvaceans),
which only
retain the
synapomorphies during their larval stage; and...
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genera of
larvaceans,
ranging from 3 to 10
centimeters in
total length, with
houses reaching more than 1
meter in diameter.
Giant larvaceans are widespread...
- on the
ocean floor.
Thaliaceans (pyrosomes, doliolids, and salps) and
larvaceans on the
other hand, swim in the
pelagic zone of the sea as adults. Various...
- of the
Thaliacea (salps,
doliolids and pyrosomes) and
Appendicularia (
larvaceans) swim
freely like plankton, sea
squirts are
sessile animals after their...
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Phylactolaemata Stenolaemata Sagittoidea Leptocardii (lancelet)
Appendicularia (
larvaceans)
Ascidiacea (sea squirts,
paraphyletic with
respect to Thaliacea) Thaliacea...
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Melastomataceae Larvacean, an
animal of the
class Appendicularia in the
subphylum Tunicata Appendicularia (animal genus), a
genus in the
larvacean family Fritillariidae...
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Oikopleura is a
genus of
tunicates in the
class Appendicularia (
larvaceans). It
forms a
mucus house every four
hours at 20
degrees Celsius. This house...
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Fritillaria is a
genus of
larvacean tunicates belonging to the
family Fritillariidae.
Fritillaria differs from
other larvaceans like the well-studied Oikopleura...
- Monterey, California; deep-sea
creatures such as the
barreleye and
giant larvacean live in
darkness at
depths of 2 to 3
miles (3.2 to 4.8 km) in Monterey...
