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Family: Sepiadariidae bottle squids



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11 species (see list below)
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Sepiadarium auritum
[]

FAO

Eastern Indian Ocean
Max. Length 3 cm ML
Sepiadarium austrinumBerry, 1921

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Sepiadarium austrinum
[Southern bottletail squid]
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Sepiadarium gracilis
[]

FAO

Indo-West Pacific
Max. Length 3 cm ML
Sepiadarium kochiSteenstrup, 1881

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Sepiadarium kochi
[Koch's bottletail squid]
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Sepiadarium malayense
[]
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Sepiadarium nipponianum
[]
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Sepioloidea jaelae
[]

Harasti, David

Indo-West Pacific
Max. Length 5 cm ML
Sepioloidea lineolata(Quoy & Gaimard, 1832)

Photo by Harasti, David
 
Sepioloidea lineolata
[Striped dumpling squid]
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Sepioloidea magna
[]
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Max. Length 4 cm ML
 
Sepioloidea pacifica
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Sepioloidea virgilioi
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