Classification: Class Ascidiacea (Sea Squirts)
- Classification (2182)
- Kingdom Animalia (2167)
- Phylum Chordata (Chordates) (583)
- Class Ascidiacea (Sea Squirts) (5)
- Phylum Chordata (Chordates) (583)
- Kingdom Animalia (2167)
Number of items: 5.
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Ascidia virginea (1 file)
Site: Atlantic > North Sea > West of Shetland > Lancaster North Sea > West of Shetland > Lancaster Depth (m): 155 |
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Ascidiacea
(1 file)
Site: Atlantic > Whittard Canyon Depth (m): -2671.76 |
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Ascidiacea (1 file)
Site: Atlantic > Rockall Bank Depth (m): 299 |
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Octacnemidae
(1 file)
Site: Atlantic > Whittard Canyon Depth (m): -2725.73 |
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Predatory tunicate (1 file)
Site: Indian > Indian Ocean > East Africa > Kitatange-1 Depth (m): 2314 Behaviour: A predatory tunicate will capture food from the water column including small crustaceans such as amphipods. See the following paper by Okuyama (2002) for more information: "Morphological Studies on the Bathyal Ascidian, Megalodicopia hians Oka 1918 (Octacnemidae, Phlebobranchia), with Remarks on Feeding and Tunic Morphology". |
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