velodona togata造句

• "Velodona togata " is a species of octopus, and the sole member of the genus " Velodona ".
• The conservation status of " Velodona togata " has not been assessed by the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species as of IUCN Red List version 2013.2.
• "Velodona togata capensis ", the subspecies first described by Guy Coburn Robson in 1924, differs from " Velodona togata togata " in three areas that Robson considered significant.
• "Velodona togata capensis ", the subspecies first described by Guy Coburn Robson in 1924, differs from " Velodona togata togata " in three areas that Robson considered significant.
• The first specimen of " Velodona togata " ( " Velodona togata togata " ) was captured off the east coast of Africa at a depth of 749 meters below sea level.
• The first specimen of " Velodona togata " ( " Velodona togata togata " ) was captured off the east coast of Africa at a depth of 749 meters below sea level.
• "Velodona togata " is the only species in the octopus genus " "'Velodona " "'; the genus and species names come from the large membranes that connect its arms.
• It has two subspecies, " Velodona togata togata " & mdash; the subspecies originally identified by Chun in 1915 & mdash; and " Velodona togata capensis ", which was first described by Guy Coburn Robson in 1924.
• It has two subspecies, " Velodona togata togata " & mdash; the subspecies originally identified by Chun in 1915 & mdash; and " Velodona togata capensis ", which was first described by Guy Coburn Robson in 1924.
• According to the Integrated Taxonomic Information System ( ITIS ) database, " Velodona togata togata " is possibly located in the waters north of Zanzibar, Tanzania, while " Velodona togata capensis " is located off of the " Natal coast, South Africa ".
• According to the Integrated Taxonomic Information System ( ITIS ) database, " Velodona togata togata " is possibly located in the waters north of Zanzibar, Tanzania, while " Velodona togata capensis " is located off of the " Natal coast, South Africa ".
• Where the mantle of Chun's specimen ( " Velodona togata togata " ) was significantly wider than it is long, the mantles of Robson's specimens had a much smaller difference between width and length, with one specimen having a mantle with identical width and length.
• The four specimens described by Guy Robson as being members of a separate subspecies ( " Velodona togata capensis " ) were caught off the " Natal coast " ( modern KwaZulu-Natal coast, South Africa ) at depths of between 220 fathoms ( 402.3 meters ) and 250 fathoms ( 457.2 meters ).