-
males were only
described in the late 19th century. The
males lack the
dorsal tentacles used by the
females to
create their eggcases. The
males use a modified...
- with
respect to
their environment, and
because appendages like
limbs and
tentacles can
change position with
respect to the main body,
terms to
describe position...
-
tentacles forming the
outermost ring and the
labial tentacles in
between the
digital tentacles and the mouth.
There are 19
pairs of
digital tentacles...
- at
their oral
tentacles.
Order Apodida have a
slender and
elongate body
lacking tube feet, with up to 25
simple or
pinnate oral
tentacles. Aspidochirotida...
-
greenish dorsally,
whitish ventrally.
There are 3 or 4 dark
bands on the
caudal fin and the
other fins are
marked with large, dark blotches. The
tentacled flathead...
- prey.
Hooks are
present on the arms and
tentacles in some species, but
their function is unclear. The two
tentacles are much
longer than the arms and are...
- The fish has 4
dorsal spines, 8
dorsal soft rays, no anal spines, 7 anal soft rays. It is
commonly identified by "moderately long
tentacle behind the eye...
-
irregularly sinuated and
turned up all round,
forming two
lobes before the
dorsal tentacles, and
expanded a good deal at the
sides anteriorly,
meeting in a point...
- and
tentacles to form
wings and
actively control lift
force with body posture. One species,
Todarodes pacificus, has been
observed spreading tentacles in...
- them from
other taxa.
These five
synapomorphies are a notochord, a
hollow dorsal nerve cord, an
endostyle or thyroid,
pharyngeal slits, and a post-anal tail...
