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Figure. The radula of V. richardi. Modified from Thore (1949).

  1. Arms
    1. Suckers in single series, widely separated from one another.
    2. Left arm III hectocotylized; spherical vesicle present near tip.

  2. Head
    1. Eye: Shape nearly rectangular in lateral view of octopod; rostrum present.

    2. Beaks: Descriptions can be found here: Lower beak; upper beak.

  3. Mantle
    1. Mantle opening broad.

  4. Viscera
    1. Radula with multicuspid rhachidian (with a-seriation) and unicuspid first and second lateral teeth (= heteroglossan radula) (drawing on right).
    2. Digestive gland long and slender.
    3. Stomach dorsal to digestive gland.

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Young, Richard E., Katharina M. Mangold (1922-2003), and Michael Vecchione.2010. Vitreledonellidae Robson, 1932. Vitreledonella richardi Joubin, 1918. Version 04 March 2010 (under construction).http://dev.tolweb.org/Vitreledonella_richardi/20195/2010.03.04 in The Tree of Life Web Project, http://tolweb.org/

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