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A squid of the family Neoteuthidae found in Southern Ocean waters, notable for the unusually large suckers present on both rows of its tentacular club.
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Unusually large tentacular suckers give a clear trait; Southern Ocean obscurity lowers score.
Scoring methodologyA deep-sea squid (family Neoteuthidae) named after Walvis Bay off the coast of Namibia, where type specimens were first collected in the southern Atlantic.
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Deep-sea neoteuthid known from specialist collections; limited distinctive consensus profile.
Scoring methodologyNeoteuthis thielei is a small deep-sea squid species in the family Neoteuthidae, also known as Thiele's squid. It has been recorded from the Atlantic Ocean but remains poorly known because scientific knowledge of it comes from only a limited number of collected specimens. That sparse record makes br...
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