👉 The term "Ophicephalidae" refers to a group of marine invertebrates, including ophicids and phalerins, that are characterized by their large size, elongated body forms, and specialized internal organs. These animals have been found in various environments, such as the ocean floor, coral reefs, and seagrass beds. The term "Ophicephalidae" is often used to describe a group of organisms that share common characteristics but are
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👉 Ophicephalidae is a family of birds that belong to the order Phasianidae. Ophicephalidae are characterized by their distinctive, white and yellow feathers, which serve as camouflage in flight. They have a long neck for reaching high branches and are known for their ability to fly quite high up into the air. The family was first described in 1876 by Carl Linnaeus.
