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Cephalobellus 🔍

Cephalobellus is a genus of cephalopods in the family Cephalobellidae, which includes the common octopus (Octopus), also known as the great white or octopus. These cephalopods are characterized by their long and slender bodies with flattened heads and bony appendages that form a spiral pattern. They are often found in freshwater environments, such as rivers and lakes, and have been observed in various habitats, including saltwater and fresh

Heterocephalobellus 🔍

Heterocephaly is a condition where a person has two heads, one with a head that is longer than the other, and the other is shorter. This condition can be due to genetic factors or environmental factors such as exposure to certain chemicals or diseases. In the case of heterocephalobellus, it's an inherited disorder characterized by extra head growth in males and short stature in females.

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