What is another word for Subclass Dibranchia?
Pronunciation: [sˈʌbklas dɪbɹˈanki͡ə] (IPA) 
The Subclass Dibranchia is a group of cephalopods that includes many familiar species such as squids and octopuses. Synonyms for this group include Decapodiformes, which means "ten-footed" in reference to their eight arms and two tentacles, and Teuthoidea, which specifically refers to squids. Other related terms include Coleoidea, which encompasses both Dibranchia and its sister group, Octopodiformes, and Cephalopoda, which refers to all cephalopods, including nautiluses and extinct species. These various synonyms all describe different aspects of this fascinating group of animals, highlighting their unique characteristics and evolutionary history.
