Enoploteuthidae
The family Enoploteuthidae is a group of small to medium-sized cephalopods, commonly referred to as Enoploteuthin squid. They are characterized by their distinctive body shape, with a relatively small mantle and a long, slender body. These cephalopods are found in oceans around the world, typically in deep water environments, often near continental slopes or seamounts.
Enoploteuthidae are members of the order Teuthida, within the class Cephalopoda. They possess eight arms and
There are approximately 17 recognized species within the Enoploteuthidae family, with several more awaiting scientific classification.
Enoploteuthidae squid are poorly understood, and much of what is known about them has been derived from