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Cuttlefish interact with multimodal “arm wave sign” displays

2025-04-16

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In addition to the well-known extraordinary changes in visual appearance they can generate at the level of their mantle, cuttle-fish can produce various body configurations combining chromatic, postural, and locomotion patterns, both for camouflaging and communication. We introduce a previously undescribed communication display in two cuttlefish species: Sepia officinalis and Sepia bandensis. The four “arm wave si...

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Literature Corpus work: 267ea583-fc52-558b-8e66-be8e538cb84c
DOI: 10.1101/2025.04.13.648584

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