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Octopus californicus, known as the North Pacific bigeye octopus or orange bigeye octopus, is a marine octopus in the family Octopodidae. S. Stillman Berry described it in 1911, and the species is associated with the northeastern Pacific, including coastal and shelf habitats along western North Ameri...

Amphioctopus neglectus, the neglected ocellate octopus, is a benthic octopus in the family Octopodidae and the tropical Indo-Pacific. It has been recorded from the Andaman Sea, the Gulf of Thailand, the coasts of Indochina, and as far west as Kerala, India, generally in waters no deeper than about 8...

Abdopus horridus, commonly called the Red Sea octopus or common reef octopus, is a small species of octopus found in the Red Sea and western Indian Ocean. It has long arms, complex skin sculpture, and variable pigmentation that contribute to camouflage, and it is the type species of the genus Abdopu...

A Pacific octopus of moderate size named in honor of a collector, found in shallow coastal and reef habitats across the Indo-Pacific and described in the early 20th century.

Amphioctopus siamensis is a marine octopus in the family Octopodidae, accepted in the genus Amphioctopus and originally described in 1999 from Thai waters. It is commonly called the Siamese ocellate octopus and is recorded from the Andaman Sea and the Gulf of Thailand. The species has a brown to pin...

A small octopus found in Australian coastal waters, named in reference to Guy Coburn Robson, a British malacologist who made major contributions to cephalopod taxonomy.

Amphioctopus ovulum (Sasaki, 1917) is a small to moderate-sized benthic octopus in the family Octopodidae, recorded from coastal waters of eastern Asia and studied in the East China Sea. Its identifying features include an iridescent violet ring in the dark ocellus between the bases of arms II and I...

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Octopus elegans is a small benthic octopus in the family Octopodidae, associated with coastal waters of the Indo-Pacific and the Northwest Pacific around Japan. It is a marine cephalopod that lives on or near the seafloor rather than in the open water column. The species is therefore relevant to reg...

Octopus laqueus is a small benthic octopus of the western Pacific, with records associated with Japanese coastal waters. It was described in the early twentieth century and is recognized as a species with a relatively restricted range compared with broadly distributed Indo-Pacific octopuses. The ani...

Abdopus capricornicus is a small marine octopus in the family Octopodidae, described from the Great Barrier Reef of Australia in 2001. It is a diurnal, shallow-water reef species that forages on reef flats and is also called the day arm-drop octopus because it can autotomize an arm during combat. It...

Small western Pacific octopus described as part of ongoing taxonomic revisions clarifying benthic octopus diversity across the Indo-Pacific region.

Abdopus tonganus is a small species of octopus in the family Octopodidae known from islands in the Kingdom of Tonga. William Evans Hoyle described it as Octopus tonganus in 1885 from specimens collected at Tongatapu, and later taxonomic treatments placed it in the genus Abdopus. It is associated wit...

Small Indo-Pacific Abdopus species whose name 'abaculus' (Latin: small tile) references a patterning feature observed in its original description.

Brachymetopus is an extinct genus of proetid trilobites known from Carboniferous rocks in Europe and North America. It occurs in both Mississippian and Pennsylvanian strata, placing it within a period when trilobite diversity had declined from its earlier Paleozoic levels. The genus is characterized...

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Atops is an extinct genus of trilobites, a group of marine arthropods that lived during the early Cambrian Period. The genus is associated with the late Atdabanian stage, an interval commonly placed in the early part of the Cambrian and dated to roughly 530 to 524 million years ago. Atops is therefo...

Gibbula cineraria, now generally treated as Steromphala cineraria, is the gray top shell, a small marine gastropod in the family Trochidae. It is distributed along northeastern Atlantic coasts from Morocco north toward Norway and Iceland and is common on sheltered rocky shores, where it lives on alg...