👉 Sepiidae is a family of flowering plants in the genus 'Seipa' that belongs to the order Apiaceae. The family Sepiidae has around 20 genera and over 15,000 species within it. The genus name 'Seipa' comes from the Arabic word "sekia", meaning "seeds". It is a common name for several closely related genera: - 'Siphonopsis' - 'Silvestris' - 'S
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👉 Sepiidae are a group of extinct, small-to-medium-sized mammals from the late Cretaceous period that lived in Europe and North Africa. They were herbivores with a diet consisting mainly of grasses and other plants. Some species had horns or tusks, which served as tools for hunting and protection from predators.
