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Oxynoidae
The family
Oxynoidae includes species with thin, bulloid shells that cannot
contain the entire animal. The shell has a broad aperture, in contrast
to the Cylindrobullidae, and the parapodia often cover it in living
animals. The parapodia may be undivided or bi-lobed. There are at least
two
species known from Hawaii in two genera (Lobiger
and Oxynoe).
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