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Molecular and morphological factors contributing to the resolution of the taxonomy of Octopus vulgaris Type III
Cryptic species are common in the marine environment, 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...
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Department of Biological Sciences
2025
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