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Horn-tooth moss, any plant of the genus Ceratodon (about 5 species) in the subclass Bryidae.
The first antennae (antennules) usually have two branches (three in the subclass Hoplocarida).
Dicranum is in the family Dicranaceae in the subclass Bryidae, division Bryophyta.
In some classification systems, hornworts have been grouped as horned liverworts in the subclass Anthocerotidae (class Hepaticae), class Anthocerotopsida, order Anthocerotales.
Beginning in the 1980s, significant rearrangements were made by the Swedish botanist Rolf Dahlgren and his colleagues to the genera and families that were formerly recognized in the subclass Liliidae in the Cronquist botanical classification system.
An extinct subclass Actinodontia also arose in the Ordovician Period and may be represented today by the superfamily Trigonioidea (placed in the subclass Palaeoheterodonta), which are an aberrant group of the subclass Pteriomorphia.
In some classification schemes, the order Diplura is considered to be in the subclass Apterygota of the class Insecta, while in others it is placed in its own subclass (Entognatha) of the superclass Hexapoda.
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In addition, the subclass A7 is absent in soybean, presumably was lost in the processes of gene recombination, mutation, or redundancy.
This class can be divided in the subclasses (4.1).
Thus, depending on the visibility level for destination passing, the properties in passing_type are for setting detailed definitions in the subclasses passing_origin and passing_destination.
A finer distinction of the semantic roles of the subject is necessary, as proposed below, to help differentiate the observed variations in the subclasses.
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