 Buy
Books on Marine Invertebrates
 Tree
of Life. Cephalopoda. R. Young, M. Vecchione, K. Mangold. This site
contains a detailed account of the phylogeny and systematics of the Cephalopoda
and also includes morphological characters and references. It also has
nice photographs of most of the major groups of cephalopods and some material
on biology. This is the best current site on cephalopods.
National Resource
Center for Cephalopods (NRCC). Excellent information and photographs
of cephalopods as well as news about the center and its research.
CephBase. James
B. Wood and Catriona L. Day, Dalhousie University. This great web site
has a catalog of the cephalopod species of the worlds with information
about distributions. You'll also find information on the predators and
prey of cephalopods and a list of the cephalopod workers of the world.
Marine
Resources Center. Marine Biological Laboratory at Woods Hole. This
general site on the Mollusca contains photographs and information on cephalopods
from the New England sea coast.
Cephalopod Bibliography.
Clyde Roper, Smithsonian Institution. This site contains a bibliography
of references to cephalopod biology, systematics, and related subjects.
The Cephalopod
Page. James B. Wood. Frequently asked questions about cephalopds.
Also basic information and photographs of cephalopods from around the
world.
In Search
of the Giant Squid. Smithsonian Institution. This site is based on
an exhibit at the Smithsonian's Museum of Natural History about the Giant
Squid, Architeuthis, and a Smithsonian expedition to study it.
The
Giant Octopus in Prince William Sound, Alaska. David Scheel. Information
and photographs of the Giant Octopus, Octopus dolfeini
Mote
Marine Laboratory. A drawing and information about octopi.
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