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Sepiidae

9 species · Animals

Animalia › Mollusca › Cephalopoda › Sepiida › Sepiidae

Sepia grahami is a cuttlefish species described from New South Wales, Australia with distinct identifying features.

Sepia officinalis, the common cuttlefish, is a large commercially valuable cephalopod famous for advanced camouflage abilities.

Sepia vermiculata, the South African common cuttlefish, is a reef-dwelling cuttlefish found in the southwestern Indian Ocean.

Ascarosepion latimanus, the broadclub cuttlefish, is a large Indo-Pacific reef cuttlefish known for dynamic color displays.

Ascarosepion plangon, the mourning cuttlefish, is a cuttlefish species native to the eastern Australian coast.

Ascarosepion mestus, the reaper cuttlefish, is an endemic Australian cuttlefish species that is the type of the revived genus Ascarosepion.

The Australian giant cuttlefish Ascarosepion apama, the world's largest cuttlefish, is native to Australian temperate and subtropical coastal waters.

Ascarosepion pfefferi is a small cuttlefish species native to the Indo-Australian region that can walk on the seafloor.

Acanthosepion pharaonis, the Pharaoh cuttlefish, is a commercially important color-changing cephalopod native to the western Indian Ocean.

Related Families

Sepiolidae 4 species Sepiadariidae 2 species

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