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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Octopus vulgaris"”.

  1. Molecular and morphological factors contributing to the resolution of the taxonomy of Octopus vulgaris Type III

    … particularly among invertebrates. The genus Octopus Cuiver, 1797 is considered a ‘catch all' genus due to the lack of morphological traits available to distinguish closely-related species. In recent years, the Octopus vulgaris species complex has received much attention with many cryptic …

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  2. Consumo de polvo seco: análise de relatos junto das comunidades de Vila Nova de Milfontes e Longueira/Almograve

    O polvo comum, Octopus vulgaris, é uma das espécies de cefalópodes mais consumidas em Portugal com crescente número de capturas e valor por kg. Edível na sua quase totalidade, apresenta um elevado valor biológico e baixo teor de gordura. A estrutura muscular do polvo é responsável pela textura …

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  3. Investigation of the impact of fur seals on the conversation status of seabirds at islands off South Africa and the the Prince Edward Islands

    … included rock lobster Jasus lalandii and common octopus Octopus vulgaris. All the collected seals were bulls. Their ages were estimated from measures of their total length and previously published information on ages at length. All were 10 years old or less, and their mean age was 4.5 years. The …

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