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what are the parts of an octopus

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Answered by manyamurgai
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The basic anatomy of the common Octopus, Octopus vulgaris consists mainly of 3 main parts: The arms/appendages, the head and the mantle. The mantle holds all the animal's internal organs as seen in Fig 1, the most noticeable being the large muscular tube called the siphon and also the digestive cecum

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The basic anatomy of the common Octopus, Octopus vulgaris consists mainly of 3 main parts: The arms/appendages, the head and the mantle. The mantle holds all the animal's internal organs as seen in the most noticeable being the large muscular tube called the siphon and also the digestive cecum.

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