Bioluminescence of Vexillaria subgenus. Japanese name.

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@@ -11,7 +11,8 @@ organisms are distinct).  Its reproduction is _semelparous_: the animals die
 afer releasing its gametes.  Each animal secretes a mucus "house" that is used
 for feeding (and perhaps defending).  The main house proteins are called
 _oikosins_ and half or them are unique to Oikopleura and related animals
-("_Appendicularia_").  The japanese name of _O. dioica_ is ワカレオタマボヤ.
+("_Appendicularia_").  The japanese name of _O. dioica_ is
+[ワカレオタマボヤ](https://www.godac.jamstec.go.jp/bismal/j/view/9018229).
 
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@@ -55,6 +56,9 @@ Phylogeny
  - Giant Oikopleurid species, such as  exist in deeper waters. _Bathochordaeus charon_'s 18S
    RNA is 97% identical to the one of _O. dioica_ ([[Sherlock and coll, 2016|biblio/10.1186_s41200-016-0075-9]]).
  - CO1 DNA of _B. mcnutti_ and _B. strygius_ are ~12% different ([[Sherlock and coll., 2017|biblio/28042175]]).
+ - There are two subgenus of _Oikopleura_: _Vexillaria_ and _Coecaria_.  _Vexillaria_,
+   to which _dioica_ and _rufescens_ belong, have oral glands and bioluminescence
+   ([[Galt, Grober and Sykes, 1985|biblio/10.2307_1541178]]).
 
 
 Karyotype