1. Cuttlefish Current Biology
Anne-Sophie Darmaillacq, Daniel Osorio 
Current Biology 
Volume 27, Issue 20, Pages R1093-R1095 (October 2017)
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2. Figure 1 Adult cuttlefish (Sepia sp.; Eilat, Israel).
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3. Figure 2 Cuttlefish life history and behavior.
(A) Adult cuttlefish mating in a typical head-to-head position (male on right; from (B) Cluster of eggs stained in black by the female ink (Sepia officinalis) laid on a rope (English Channel, off Ouistreham, France. Image with permission from Olivier Basuyaux). (C) Cuttlebone washed-up on the beach in Normandy (France) after the season of reproduction and the death of the adults. (D) Late-staged embryo seen through the egg capsule after removal of its outer layers, in a ventral position just before hatching. (E) Juvenile cuttlefish displaying a disruptive body pattern on a variegated substrate made of pebbles of different sizes and colours. (F) Cross-section of the brain of a 30-day-old cuttlefish stained in blue. The arrow indicates the esophagus, which splits the central mass into a supra-esophageal mass (M) and a sub-esophageal mass (m). The optic lobes are situated laterally (OL); LE, left eye; RE, right eye (image with permission from Christelle Jozet-Alves). Scale bar = 0.08 cm.
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