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- Cirrate_shell abstract "Cirrate octopuses possess a well-developed internal shell that supports their muscular swimming fins. This is in contrast to the more familiar, finless, incirrate octopuses, in which the shell remnant is either present as a pair of stylets or absent altogether.The cirrate shell is quite unlike that of any other living cephalopod group and has its own dedicated set of descriptive terms. It is usually roughly arch- or saddle-shaped and is rather soft, being similar in consistency to cartilage. Each of the eight extant cirrate genera is characterised by a distinct shell morphology:CirroteuthidaeCirroteuthis — saddle-shaped, with large wingsCirrothauma — butterfly-shapedOpisthoteuthidaeCirroctopus — V-shaped, lateral wings tapering to fine pointsCryptoteuthis — U-shaped, each lateral wing ending in broad lobe with pointed projectionGrimpoteuthis — U-shaped, lateral wings ending bluntlyLuteuthis — W-shapedOpisthoteuthis — U-shaped, lateral wings usually tapering to fine points but termination complex in certain speciesStauroteuthidaeStauroteuthis — U-shapedThe comparatively simple shells of Opisthoteuthidae and Stauroteuthidae are thought to approximate the ancestral shape, with those of Cirroteuthidae being more derived. The shell of Cirroctopus appears transitional in form between those of incirrate octopuses and other cirrates, and resembles the reduced shell of the Late Cretaceous Palaeoctopus newboldi. The paired, rod-shaped stylets of incirrates are evolutionarily derived from the lateral wings and horns of the cirrate shell.".
- Cirrate_shell thumbnail Grimpoteuthis_innominata_73_mm_ML.jpg?width=300.
- Cirrate_shell wikiPageID "40854782".
- Cirrate_shell wikiPageLength "4493".
- Cirrate_shell wikiPageOutDegree "29".
- Cirrate_shell wikiPageRevisionID "578167619".
- Cirrate_shell wikiPageWikiLink Cartilage.
- Cirrate_shell wikiPageWikiLink Category:Cephalopod_zootomy.
- Cirrate_shell wikiPageWikiLink Category:Octopuses.
- Cirrate_shell wikiPageWikiLink Cephalopod_fin.
- Cirrate_shell wikiPageWikiLink Cirrina.
- Cirrate_shell wikiPageWikiLink Cirroctopus.
- Cirrate_shell wikiPageWikiLink Cirroteuthidae.
- Cirrate_shell wikiPageWikiLink Cirroteuthis.
- Cirrate_shell wikiPageWikiLink Cirrothauma.
- Cirrate_shell wikiPageWikiLink Cryptoteuthis.
- Cirrate_shell wikiPageWikiLink Derived_trait.
- Cirrate_shell wikiPageWikiLink Genus.
- Cirrate_shell wikiPageWikiLink Grimpoteuthis.
- Cirrate_shell wikiPageWikiLink Incirrina.
- Cirrate_shell wikiPageWikiLink Late_Cretaceous.
- Cirrate_shell wikiPageWikiLink Luteuthis.
- Cirrate_shell wikiPageWikiLink Opisthoteuthidae.
- Cirrate_shell wikiPageWikiLink Opisthoteuthis.
- Cirrate_shell wikiPageWikiLink Palaeoctopus.
- Cirrate_shell wikiPageWikiLink Palaeoctopus_newboldi.
- Cirrate_shell wikiPageWikiLink Plesiomorphy.
- Cirrate_shell wikiPageWikiLink Stauroteuthidae.
- Cirrate_shell wikiPageWikiLink Stauroteuthis.
- Cirrate_shell wikiPageWikiLink Stylet_(octopus).
- Cirrate_shell wikiPageWikiLink Symplesiomorphy.
- Cirrate_shell wikiPageWikiLink Synapomorphy.
- Cirrate_shell wikiPageWikiLink Umbrella_octopus.
- Cirrate_shell wikiPageWikiLink File:Grimpoteuthis_innominata_73_mm_ML.jpg.
- Cirrate_shell wikiPageWikiLinkText "U-shaped shell".
- Cirrate_shell wikiPageWikiLinkText "U-shaped, internal shell".
- Cirrate_shell wikiPageWikiLinkText "arch-shaped cartilaginous fin supports".
- Cirrate_shell wikiPageWikiLinkText "internal shell".
- Cirrate_shell wikiPageWikiLinkText "small, internal shell".
- Cirrate_shell hasPhotoCollection Cirrate_shell.
- Cirrate_shell wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Cephalopod_anatomy.
- Cirrate_shell wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Refbegin.
- Cirrate_shell wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Refend.
- Cirrate_shell wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Reflist.
- Cirrate_shell subject Category:Cephalopod_zootomy.
- Cirrate_shell subject Category:Octopuses.
- Cirrate_shell comment "Cirrate octopuses possess a well-developed internal shell that supports their muscular swimming fins. This is in contrast to the more familiar, finless, incirrate octopuses, in which the shell remnant is either present as a pair of stylets or absent altogether.The cirrate shell is quite unlike that of any other living cephalopod group and has its own dedicated set of descriptive terms. It is usually roughly arch- or saddle-shaped and is rather soft, being similar in consistency to cartilage.".
- Cirrate_shell label "Cirrate shell".
- Cirrate_shell sameAs m.0ynyd5_.
- Cirrate_shell sameAs Q17086953.
- Cirrate_shell sameAs Q17086953.
- Cirrate_shell wasDerivedFrom Cirrate_shell?oldid=578167619.
- Cirrate_shell depiction Grimpoteuthis_innominata_73_mm_ML.jpg.
- Cirrate_shell isPrimaryTopicOf Cirrate_shell.