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Fig. 6.2 Examples of mechanical damage in cuttlefish juveniles and adults. a Ulcerative dermatitis and cellulitis. b Septicaemia and fluid accumulation. c Mantle absence over the cuttlebone. d
Vesicle in the distal tip of the mantle. e Full fracture of cuttlebone. f Partial fracture of the cuttlebone. (Photos by A. Sykes)
Fig. 6.3 Examples of mechanical damage in cuttlefish juveniles and adults. a Idiopathic bulbous
protrusions of the eyes. b, c Skin wounds at the distal tip of the mantle resulting from banging
against the tank walls. d Bite wound in male. e Senescent female. f, i Senescent animals’ destruction of the mantle epidermis. g, h Increased destruction of the mantle and head epidermis. (Photos
by A. Sykes)
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Fig. 6.2 Examples of mechanical damage in cuttlefish juveniles and adults. a Ulcerative dermatitis and cellulitis. b Septicaemia and fluid accumulation. c Mantle absence over the cuttlebone. d
Vesicle in the distal tip of the mantle. e Full fracture of cuttlebone. f Partial fracture of the cuttlebone. (Photos by A. Sykes)
Fig. 6.3 Examples of mechanical damage in cuttlefish juveniles and adults. a Idiopathic bulbous
protrusions of the eyes. b, c Skin wounds at the distal tip of the mantle resulting from banging
against the tank walls. d Bite wound in male. e Senescent female. f, i Senescent animals’ destruction of the mantle epidermis. g, h Increased destruction of the mantle and head epidermis. (Photos
by A. Sykes)
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