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Octopus

Known as: Octopuses, Octopoda, Octopuse 
An eight-armed cephalopod mollusk belonging to the order Octopoda. It includes the octopus as food.
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Review
1999
Review
1999
Abstract The biotoxicology of the Australian blue-ringed octopus is detailed with the view of introducing it as a remedy into the… 
1997
1997
La maturation sexuelle de l'espece Eledone moschata est etudiee pour la premiere fois dans le golfe de Gabes (Mediterranee… 
1985
1985
Electrophysiological recordings were made from afferent units of the octopus angular acceleration receptor system during the… 
1981
1981
Cornea regeneration in a Pacific giant octopus,Octopus dofleini, occurred within 10 days after the injury was observed. Surgical… 
1980
1980
The system consists of 2 adjoining 150 litre aquaria, one functioning as the water-conditioning tank and the other as the… 
1979
1979
In the presence of 3 M urea Octopus vulgaris (Mollusca) hemocyanin dissociates completely, giving a single functional component… 
1962
1962
1. Octopuses from which the vertical or median superior frontal lobes had been removed were able to discriminate between objects… 
1958
1958
1. Octopuses were trained to make a tactile discrimination until they attained a criterion of either 75% or 85% correct responses… 
1954
1954
1. The enzyme amine oxidase has been found in many organs of Sepia officinalis and of Loligo forbesii . 2. The enzyme oxidizes…