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A lycoteuthid squid found in the western Atlantic Ocean, named to recognize contributions to deep-sea cephalopod research and representing one of the lesser-studied members of its family.
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What kind of animal is Lycoteuthis springeri?
Lycoteuthis springeri is a squid in the family Lycoteuthidae. It is a lesser-studied deep-sea cephalopod from the western Atlantic Ocean.
Where is Lycoteuthis springeri found?
The species is recorded from the western Atlantic. Its association with deep-sea cephalopod research reflects the offshore habitat in which lycoteuthid squids are studied.
Why is Lycoteuthis springeri called springeri?
The species name recognizes contributions to deep-sea cephalopod research. The epithet is therefore a commemorative name rather than a description of the squid's body shape.
Is Lycoteuthis springeri well studied?
No. It is described as one of the lesser-studied members of its family, so information about its biology is more limited than for familiar commercial squids.
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