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Mastigoteuthis agassizii tropical form: Scanning electron microscopy of suckers

Richard E. Young and Michael Vecchione
  1. Arm suckers
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    Figure. Oral view of arm suckers of the tropical form of M. agassizii. Left - Sucker 6 from arm III. Right - Sucker 26 from arm IV. Photographs by R. Young.

  2. Tentacular club suckers
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    Figure. Oral view of suckers from a proximal region of the club of the tropical form of M. agassizii showing low density of sucker packing. Photograph by R. Young.

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    Figure. Oral view of suckers from a distal region of the club of the tropical form of M. agassizii showing high density of sucker packing. Photograph by R. Young.

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    Figure. Oral view of suckers from a proximal region of the club of the tropical form of M. agassizii. Photograph by R. Young.

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    Figure. Oral view of suckers from a distal region of the club of the tropical form of M. agassizii. Photograph by R. Young.

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University of Hawaii, Honolulu, HI, USA


National Museum of Natural History, Washington, D. C. , USA

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