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English: Sepia officinalis Sepia officinalis, L., about 1/2 natural size, as seen when dead, the long prehensile arms being withdrawn from the puches at the side of the head, in which they are carried during life when not actually in use. a, Neck; b, lateral fin of the mantle-sac; c, the eight shorter arms of the fore-foot; d, the two long prehensile arms; e, the eyes.
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Source 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica, Vol. 5, p. 694
Author Encyclopedia Britannica
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