- of arms IV are
hectocotylized. In
incirrate octopuses, it is one of arm pair III. Rare
examples of
double and
bilateral hectocotylization have also been...
- briareus, one with a
forked arm tip,
octopuses with
double or
bilateral hectocotylization, and
specimens with up to 96 arm branches.
Branched arms and other...
-
performed in the
Mexican Pacific found many male
octopuses to have
double hectocotylization (Mariana Díaz-Santana-Iturrios et al, 2019). It is
ubiquitous for...
- from
inside the mantle. The two
ventral arms on a male
giant squid are
hectocotylized,
which means they are
specialized to
facilitate the
fertilization of...
-
these genera differ from
Vitreledonella in that the
right third arm is
hectocotylized and the
radula is
ctenodont (with comb-like
individual teeth). According...
-
maorum have a
small ligula, the
ligula is a
specialised arm tip on the
hectocotylized arm
which grips to
allow the
transfer of ****top****s.
Within the...
- or
lateral arms are the longest. For males, the
third right arm is
hectocotylized and lack
functional tips. The arms are an
important appendage because...
- 39mm for females. It is the only
known myopsid to have its
primary hectocotylization on the
right ventral arm
instead of the left. L.
Argus is
mainly characterized...
- head with the
lateral arms
being the longest, and the
males possess a
hectocotylized third right arm. Each arm has two rows of suckers, and has the capability...
-
variably sized photop****s on the eye.
Either the
right or left arm IV is
hectocotylized.
Abralia is the most
speciose genus in the
Enoploteuthidae and is normally...
