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2022
SYSTEMATIC PALAEONTOLOGY Wąwał statolith (Fig. 2; Appendix 1) MATERIAL. — Single (ZPAL B.II/1) well preserved specimen from the Valanginian, Lower Cretaceous of Wąwał, central Poland. Its surface is brown and shiny and similar in this respect to otoliths from the same locality.
Pindakiewicz, Maciej K. +3 more
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SYSTEMATIC PALAEONTOLOGY Wąwał statolith (Fig. 2; Appendix 1) MATERIAL. — Single (ZPAL B.II/1) well preserved specimen from the Valanginian, Lower Cretaceous of Wąwał, central Poland. Its surface is brown and shiny and similar in this respect to otoliths from the same locality.
Pindakiewicz, Maciej K. +3 more
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, 1963 Cephalopoda: Octopoda: Cirromorpha: Cirroteuthidae, Stauroteuthidae, Opisthoteuthidae. Incirrata: Octopodidae.
B. J. Muus (11961119)
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Common Knowledge, 2008
No other natural kind receives as much abuse in the Aristotelian corpus as the octopus, and an instructive itinerary through that corpus can be constructed by following the manifestations of such abuse. Specifically, the octopus is judged “stupid” and endowed with poor, rudimentary structure; together with fellow cephalopoda and mollusks, it is even ...
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No other natural kind receives as much abuse in the Aristotelian corpus as the octopus, and an instructive itinerary through that corpus can be constructed by following the manifestations of such abuse. Specifically, the octopus is judged “stupid” and endowed with poor, rudimentary structure; together with fellow cephalopoda and mollusks, it is even ...
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2015
AbstractRecent cephalopods are a comparatively small molluscan group with body plans that considerably differ from those of their molluscan allies. Coleoids, i.e. all cephalopods but nautiluses, exhibit cognitive and behavioural abilities that rival those of vertebrates and they possess highly centralized and complex central nervous systems (CNS ...
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AbstractRecent cephalopods are a comparatively small molluscan group with body plans that considerably differ from those of their molluscan allies. Coleoids, i.e. all cephalopods but nautiluses, exhibit cognitive and behavioural abilities that rival those of vertebrates and they possess highly centralized and complex central nervous systems (CNS ...
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