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A pygmy squid (family Idiosepiidae) distributed across the Indo-Pacific, its species name 'biserialis' referring to the two distinct rows of suckers on its tentacular clubs.
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Two-row pygmy squid traits and Indo-Pacific range are notable; less famous than Idiosepius pygmaeus.
Scoring methodologyIdiosepius pygmaeus is a species of pygmy squid in the family Idiosepiidae. It was described by Japetus Steenstrup in 1881 and is associated with shallow Indo-Pacific marine habitats. Like other pygmy squids, it has a very small body and a compact form suited to life among seagrass, algae, or other...
Idiosepius paradoxus is a small bobtail squid commonly known as the Japanese pygmy squid or northern pygmy squid. It occurs in shallow coastal waters of the western Pacific, including waters around Japan, and can attach itself to seagrass or other surfaces using a specialized adhesive gland on the d...
Idiosepius notoides, commonly called the southern pygmy squid, is a very small cephalopod from the coastal waters of southern Australia. It belongs to the family Idiosepiidae, a group known for pygmy bobtail squids, and was scientifically described in 1921. The species is intended for readers studyi...
Idiosepius thailandicus is a species of pygmy squid in the family Idiosepiidae. It was scientifically described by Chotiyaputta in 1997 and is associated with shallow coastal waters of the Gulf of Thailand in Southeast Asia. The animal is a small nearshore cephalopod rather than a deep-ocean squid....
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