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A giant squid architeuthis sp. (mollusca, cephalopoda) stranded on the Patagonian shore of Argentina
ME Ré
PJ Barón
JC Berón
AE Gosztonyi
L Kuba
MA Monsalve
NH Sardella
Abstract
A female giant squid was stranded in Bustamante Bay, Argentina (45°08’S, 66°31’W), in May 1996; it was identified as Architeuthis sp. The main morphometric data are given and compared with South Atlantic Ocean records for this genus. Parasites found in the stomach, caecum and intestine are provisionally identified to genus.
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