Image of Dosidicus Steenstrup 1857
Description:
When the mantle cavity is opened the two gills can be readily seen. In the photo above, the opening to the mantle cavity is to the left. Water is sucked into the rear of the mantle cavity (to the right), then blown back out across the featherlike gills which can be seen above and below. The visceral mass is visible between the gills. This individual washed up on a beach at Seaside, Oregon, so there is some sand in the gills. Photo by Dave Cowles, July 2009
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- Spiralia (spiralians)
- Mollusca (molluscs)
- Cephalopoda (cephalopods)
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- Oegopsida
- Ommastrephidae (arrow squids)
- Ommastrephinae
- Dosidicus
- Dosidicus gigas (Humboldt Squid)
- Neocoleoidea
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