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Incirrata (or Incirrina) is a
suborder of the
order Octopoda. The
suborder contains the
classic "benthic octopuses," as well as many
pelagic octopus families...
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family Alloposidae, part of the
superfamily Argonautoidea in the
suborder Incirrata of the
order Octopoda. The seven-arm
octopus is so
named because in males...
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Argonautoidea is a
superfamily of the
suborder Incirrata containing all
known argonautoids.
Radular teeth of
argonautoids class Cephalopoda Subclass Nautiloidea:...
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using a
greater coverage of
species and genes, have
found Cirrata and
Incirrata to be
monophyletic clades,
consistent with
earlier morphological and molecular...
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Octopodoidea is a
superfamily of the
suborder Incirrata containing all
extant octopods except for the
cirrate octopodes,
argonauts (Alloposidae, Argonautidae...
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Evolution and
phylogenetic relationships of deep-sea
octopods (Cirrata and
Incirrata). [pp. 253–276] In: M.R.
Clarke & E.R.
Trueman (eds.). The Mollusca. Volume...
- "Benthoctopus rigbyae, n. sp., a new
species of
cephalopod (Octopoda;
Incirrata) from near the
Antarctic Peninsula" (PDF). Malacologia. 15 (1): 13–28...
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Monte Bolca Lagerstätte Italy An
octopus belonging to the
group Incirrata. The type
species is B. pesciaraensis.
Duvalia arctica Sp. nov
Valid Mutterlose...
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Bolitaeninae and
family Amphitretidae,
within the
order Octopoda and
suborder Incirrata. Its
class is Cephalopoda, its
subclass is Coleoidea, and its
phylum is...
