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Vitreledonella richardi, also
known as the gl**** octopus, is an
incirrate octopus. It is in the
genus Vitreledonella and of the
family Amphitretidae....
- In
incirrate octopuses, it is one of arm pair III. Rare
examples of
double and
bilateral hectocotylization have also been
recorded in
incirrate octopuses...
- lifespan).
These eggs have a hard,
protective outer s**** (unlike the eggs of
incirrate octopus) and are not
brooded or
protected by the mother, the
hatched young...
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muscular swimming fins. This is in
contrast to the more familiar, finless,
incirrate octopuses, in
which the s****
remnant is
either present as a pair of stylets...
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Vitreledonella alberti is an
incirrate octopus, in the
genus Vitreledonella of the
family Amphitretidae. It was
named alberti in
honor of
Albert I, Prince...
- that is used for
buoyancy or as
muscle anchorage. Some species,
notably incirrate octopuses, have lost
their cuttlebone altogether,
while in some it has...
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incirrate octopuses (the
majority of species) lack the
cirri and
paired swimming fins of the cirrates. In addition, the
internal s**** of
incirrates is...
- as many
pelagic octopus families,
including the
paper nautiluses. The
incirrate octopuses are
distinguished from the
cirrate octopuses by the absence...
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Amphitretus and
Bolitaena are two
other transparent,
gelatinous pelagic incirrate octopods. Both of
these genera differ from
Vitreledonella in that the...
- Jur****ic
gladius vestiges provide new
evidence on the
detailed origin of
incirrate and
cirrate octopuses (Coleoidea)". PalZ. 92 (2): 203–217. Bibcode:2018PalZ...
