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Photograph of the naked sea butterfly (Clione limacina) "flies" through the water by flapping a small pair of wings at the front of its body. It is classified as a gastropod, and has a small coiled shell as an embryo. NOAA photo by Jeff Hannigan. A larger section can be found at Image:ClioneLimacinaNOAA.jpg

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