sepiidae

• Substantivo científico que designa a família de moluscos marinhos conhecidos como sépias ou chocos, caracterizados por uma concha interna, oito braços e dois tentáculos.

A scientific noun referring to a family of marine mollusks known as cuttlefishes, characterized by their internal shell, eight arms, and two tentacles.

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1. True cuttlefishesC1formalscientific

   A family of marine mollusks known as cuttlefish, characterized by a unique internal shell (cuttlebone), eight arms, and two tentacles.

   Sepiídeos

   • The Sepiidae family includes many species of cuttlefish found in temperate and tropical waters.
   • Researchers study Sepiidae for their remarkable camouflage abilities.
   • The cuttlebone of Sepiidae is often used as a calcium supplement for pet birds.