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Clione

Introduction: Clione

Description of Clione

Clione: A genus of small, shell-less, marine mollusks in the family Clione, superorder GASTROPODA. These pteropod (possessing a foot developed into wing-like organ for swimming) sea slugs feed exclusively on another pteropod mollusk, Limacina.
Source: MeSH 2007

Hierarchical classifications of Clione

The following list attempts to classify Clione into categories where each line is subset of the next.

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