Best Histioteuthidae
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Bonnell's cock-eyed squid of the Atlantic and Mediterranean; a deep-sea histioteuthid with markedly asymmetric eyes, the left being substantially larger than the right.
Reversed cock-eyed squid of the Atlantic; a histioteuthid where the enlarged eye is on the right rather than the left, opposite to most other members of the genus Histioteuthis.
Cock-eyed squid of the eastern Pacific; a deep-sea histioteuthid important in sperm whale diets, notable for its markedly unequal eyes and dense ventral photophore arrays.
Crown cock-eyed squid of the Pacific and Indian Oceans; a deep-sea histioteuthid named for the crown-like photophore arrangement on its mantle and bearing the genus's asymmetric eyes.
A cock-eyed squid of the Atlantic and Indo-Pacific with two recognized subspecies; a deep-sea histioteuthid bearing the enlarged left eye and dense photophore covering typical of its genus.
Miranda's cock-eyed squid of the southern Atlantic and subantarctic waters; a deep-sea histioteuthid sharing the genus's characteristic markedly unequal paired eyes.
