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cefalópodo Marine mollusk characterized by well-developed head and eyes and sucker-bearing tentacles.
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In the Silurian ages, invertebrates-brachiopodsand crinoids and cephalopods-werethe dominant types.
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A number of giant soft bodied cephalopods are known from fossil remains.
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Among the mollusks we must note the evolution of the cephalopods.
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But cephalopods are so awesome, four more days were added to the celebration.
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And almost all cephalopods have evolved an intelligence that is at times startling.
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The findings suggest that cephalopods have two ways of controlling their skin colour.
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And then there are the cephalopods: the octopus, squid and cuttlefish.
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Mollusks that can be grilled fall into three classes: gastropods, bivalves, and cephalopods.
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When it comes to the battle of the molluscs, cephalopods win tentacles down.
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Evolutionary patterns of Carboniferous coleoid cephalopods based on their diversity and morphological plasticity.
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Once prey is located, cephalopods are well outfitted for the chase.
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There are a few well known shelled giant cephalopods from the fossil record.
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Tenuous seasonal segue over, let's look at giant cephalopods from the fossil record.
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Moreover the anatomy of cephalopods features several organs not found in vertebrates at all.
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Like many cephalopods, this cuttlefish can change its appearance with remarkable flexibility and speed.
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Some of the wayward cephalopods were later found dead, washed up on the beach.
