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In the cuttlefish (Sepia), according to the Dutch zoologist L. Tinbergen, the pair
swims side by side, the male indulging in some courtship behaviour with its ... In
cuttlefishes the number of eggs is smaller, about 200 to 300 being laid in a
season.
In the cuttlefish (Sepia), according to the Dutch zoologist L. Tinbergen, the pair
swims side by side, the male indulging in some courtship behaviour with its ... In
cuttlefishes the number of eggs is smaller, about 200 to 300 being laid in a
season.
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Octopuses, squids, and cuttlefishes display considerable skill and cunning ...
Both cuttlefishes and octopuses may use the tips of their arms as wormlike lures
to attract small fishes, and octopuses have been reported to thrust stones
between ...
Octopuses, squids, and cuttlefishes display considerable skill and cunning ...
Both cuttlefishes and octopuses may use the tips of their arms as wormlike lures
to attract small fishes, and octopuses have been reported to thrust stones
between ...
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The common cuttlefish comes into shallow water in the spring and summer to
breed, and similar migrations have been ... Of the cuttlefishes, the Sepiidae are
littoral, whereas the Sepiolidae dwell on or near the bottom, down to
considerable ...
The common cuttlefish comes into shallow water in the spring and summer to
breed, and similar migrations have been ... Of the cuttlefishes, the Sepiidae are
littoral, whereas the Sepiolidae dwell on or near the bottom, down to
considerable ...
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