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<p><em><strong>O. ingens</strong></em> reaches a length of at least 500 mm ML (Kubodera, <em>et al</em>., 1998) and is found in circumpolar but sub-Antarctic waters.</p> <h4>Diagnosis</h4> <p>An Onykia ...</p> <ul> <li>with rhomboidal fins (ie fins not drawn-out posteriorly).</li> <li>with warts on the skin.</li> <li>with rostrum of gladius having a triangular cross-section.<br /> </li> </ul>

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Vecchione, Michael, Richard E. Young, and Kotaro Tsuchiya.2003. Onykia ingens (Smith 1881). Version 23 June 2003 (under construction).http://dev.tolweb.org/Onykia_ingens/19972/2003.06.23 in The Tree of Life Web Project, http://tolweb.org/

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