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Cephalopod International Advisory Council - CIAC
Founded in 1983, the aims of CIAC are to stimulate, accelerate and influence the direction of cephalopod research, to provide help and advice on aspects of cephalopod biology,
including those relevant to the management of the increasingly important cephalopod fisheries, and to spread information on past and current research. [eng]
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Class Cephalopoda
This very diverse group includes octopus, squid, nautilus, and cuttlefish. A shell is sometimes present. If present, it is divided into chambers, and the animal occupies the last-formed
chamber, with a filament of tissue extending to the oldest chamber. The foot of cephalopods, as their name suggests, lies close to the head. It is modified to form a funnel, through which
water is expelled from the mantle cavity. This sort of jet propulsion results in very fast locomotion in some species. Around their mouths, cephalopods have a ring of tentacles that bear
powerful suckers in some species. The tentacles are used to search out and grasp food. [eng]
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Cephalopoda
Introduction. Characteristics. Classification. References. Information on the Internet. [eng]
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The Cephalopod Model
The Octopus and their Relatives - An Introductory Learning Resource Guide to the Cephalopods. Order: Vampyromorpha- vampire squids; deep water octopod forms with 8 arms united by a web. [eng]
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TONMO.COM: The Octopus News Magazine Online
Octopus News Magazine (includes squid, giant squid, and cephalopods). [eng]
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Cuttlefish: the Sentient Cephalopods
South of the city of Singapore is an island called Sentosa. Sentosa has been converted into a tourist haven, and you can reach it by cable car. The most
interesting attraction there, for us, was the aquarium. [eng]
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CEPHALOPODA Cuvier, 1797
Characteristics, Classification, References. [eng]
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Cephalopods
Because of the many movies in which cephalopods, especially octopi and squids, attack people, boats, etc., there is a misconception that they are aggressive and dumb
creatures. In fact, there are only two species of octopi that are aggressive (they are located in Austrailia), and they are highly intelligent. They are probably the most
intelligent of all the invertebrates. [eng]
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Kaikoura @ nationalgeographic.com
Join an international team of scientists as they probe New Zealandıs Kaikoura Canyon in an effort at spotting the elusive giant squid. [eng]
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In Search of Giant Squid
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National Resource Center for Cephalopods, US
Live Cephalopod Resources, On-Site Visitor Resources, Cephalopod Information Resources, Cephalopod Photo and Video Images, Allied Research Programs. [eng]
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EuroSquid
Information about research on cephalopods at the Department of Zoology, University of Aberdeen and collaborating institutions, along with some general information
about cephalopods and people working on them. There are also links to our "marine mammal" and "fisheries" pages and more general pages about Marine and Fisheries Science at the
University of Aberdeen. "Eurosquid" was the nickname given to our EC-funded project on "Fishery Potential of North East Atlantic Squid Stocks" (1990-92). "Eurosquid" is a bit easier
to remember, so the name has gained popular currency. [eng]
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CephBase
CephBase is a www dynamic html database-driven web page on cephalopods (octopus, squid, cuttlefish and nautilus). Complete classification of the ~700 species, synonymies, common names, predator and prey data, distribution data (including real-time plots), links to pictures are included. This is also the site of the Directory of Cephalopod Workers. [eng]
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Live Cephalopod Resources
Live healthy cephalopods are available year-round to both on-site visiting users as well as workers requiring live
healthy animals at their home facility. Please understand that the NRCC is first and foremost a university based research facility supported by National and State
agencies to facilitate research and education efforts using Cephalopod Molluscs. [eng]
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Sea Base Alpha: Marine Biology
Myth of the Giant Squid:
The Kraken. [eng]
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Cephalopodas From Hawaii
Image gallery of Hawaiian cephalopods with very short discription. [eng]
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