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Sepiolina nipponensis, commonly called the Japanese bobtail squid, is a small bobtail squid in the family Sepiolidae. It is recorded from the western Pacific, including waters around southern Japan, the Philippines, Taiwan, and parts of the Australian region, and adults reach about 2.5 centimeters i...
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Japanese bobtail squid with taxonomic and regional interest; comparatively obscure.
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Sepioloidea pacifica is a marine cephalopod currently accepted as a species in the family Sepiadariidae. It was originally described as Sepiola pacifica from material collected near New Zealand, and its known range extends through the southern Pacific Ocean. The species is a small inshore bottletail...
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Related to the famous striped pyjama squid but much less visible and distinctive.
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Inioteuthis japonica is a species of bobtail squid in the family Sepiolidae. It is native to the western Pacific, with records from waters around China, Taiwan, and southern Japan. The species is a small marine cephalopod rather than a true cuttlefish, despite the compact body and rounded fins typic...
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Indo-Pacific bobtail squid with ordinary regional status and limited published prominence.
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Rossia pacifica, commonly called the Pacific bobtail squid, is a small marine cephalopod in the family Sepiolidae. It inhabits the North Pacific, with records extending from waters around Japan across the northern Pacific to the coast of California. The species is associated with the seafloor and ne...
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