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Sepiida
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Sepiida is an order of ten-armed cephalopods. This order contains the following superfamilies and families:
Sepiida is an order of marine animals called cephalopods that have ten arms and includes cuttlefish and related species. These creatures are scientifically important because they represent a distinct group within the cephalopod family, which helps scientists understand the diversity and evolution of intelligent ocean animals.
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Species
cuttlefish & sepiolas
Sepiida
ORDER
- KingdomAnimalia
- PhylumMollusca
- ClassCephalopoda
- OrderSepiida
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Sepiida is an order of ten-armed cephalopods. This order contains the following superfamilies and families:
== Taxonomy == Order Sepiida Superfamily Sepioidea Family Anomalosaepiidae Yancey & Garvie, 2011 Family Belosaepiidae Dixon, 1850 Family Sepiidae W.E. Leach, 1817 Superfamily Vasseurioidea Family Vasseuriidae Family Belosepiellidae
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