Polyclinidae is a animal family in the Animalia kingdom, order Aplousobranchia, class Ascidiacea. The family contains 9 accepted species worldwide.
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Aplidium elegans (Giard, 1872)
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Aplidium californicum (Ritter & Forsyth, 1917)
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Morchellium argus (Milne Edwards, 1841)
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Polyclinidae animals belong to the Aplousobranchia order in the Animalia kingdom. Its coloration is distinct: the overall colony is deep pink, with large white papillae surrounding the inhalant siphons of individual zooids. For instant identification, use the iNature app — AI-powered and works offline.
Polyclinidae is classified in the order Aplousobranchia, class Ascidiacea, phylum Chordata. Each zooid is subdivided into three regions: a thorax, an abdomen, and a postabdomen, and typically has 10 to 12 rows of perforations.
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