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+[[!meta title="The classification of Antarctic appendicularians: the Oikopleura gaussica group"]]
+[[!tag Oikopleura]]
+
+Capitanio FL, Daponte MC and Esnal GB.
+
+Antarctic Science 15 (4): 476–482 (2003) doi:10.1017/S0954102003001585
+
+The classification of Antarctic appendicularians: the Oikopleura gaussica group
+
+[[!doi 10.1017/S0954102003001585 desc="Proposes that O. gaussica, O. valdiviae, O. drygalskii, and O. weddelli actually form a single species.  It has oral gland cells, and a variable (8~14) number of subchordal cells, on the right (ventral) side of the tail."]]

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  - Mesopelagic oikopleura were described by [[R. Fenaux
    (1993)|biblio/10.1017_S0025315400033178]] in Bahamian and Bermudian
    and in mediterranean waters.
-
+ - Oikopleuridae can be found in polar waters.  [[Capitanio, Daponte and Esnal
+   (2003)|biblio/10.1017_S0954102003001585]] proposed that _O. gaussica_, _O.
+   valdiviae_, _O. drygalskii_, and _O. weddelli_ are actually a single species
+   (with oral gland cells and ~8 to 14 subchordal cells).
 
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