Octopus vulgaris : Common octopus : Octopus vulgaris Cuvier, 1797

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Authors: Sánchez Zalacaín, Pilar; Villanueva, Roger; Guerra, Ángel; González, Ángel F.; Piatkowski, Uwe;

handle: 10261/141951

Octopus vulgaris : Common octopus : Octopus vulgaris Cuvier, 1797

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Common names: Pieuvre, poulpe (France) ; Χταπόδι [chtapodi] (Greece) ; polpo (Italy) ; polvo (Portugal) ; pulpo común (Spain) ; common octopus (UK) (Figure 3.1). Synonyms: (Following Norman and Hochberg, 2005). Octopus albus Rafinesque, 1814: 29, Octopus heteropus Rafinesque, 1814: 28, Octopus maculatus Rafinesque, 1814: 29, Octopus moschatus Rafinesque, 1814: 28, Octopus niger Rafinesque, 1814: 28, Octopus ruber Rafinesque, 1814: 28, Octopus brevitentaculatus Blainville, 1826: 187, Octopus tetradynamus Rafinesque, 1814: 28, Octopus pilosus Risso, 1826: 4, Octopus cassiopeia Gray, 1849: 9, Octopus bitentaculatus Risso, 1854: 61, Octopus rabassin Risso, 1854: 67, Octopus tritentaculatus Risso, 1854: 63, Octopus troscheli Targioni-Tozzetti, 1869: 156, Octopus octopodia Tryon, 1879: 113, Octopus coerulescentes Arbanisch (Fra Piero), 1895: 267

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