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Antarctic Knobbed Octopus
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Antarctic Knobbed Octopus

Adelieledone polymorpha

Adelieledone polymorpha, or the Antarctic knobbed octopus, is a species of octopus found in the Antarctic. It was first described by Guy Coburn Robson in 1930, based on specimens found in South Georgia.

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Description

Adelieledone polymorpha is of moderate size and robust, with a mantle length of up to 60 millimeters, and a total length of up to 200 millimeters.

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