Graneledone yamana
Graneledone yamana is a species of octopus in the genus "Graneledone". "G. yamana" is assigned to this genus because of the absence of an ink sac and crop, the presence of cartilaginous warts covering the body cavity, uniserial suckers on the arms, and a reduced radula. This genus has been found in the deep waters of the Atlantic Ocean near hydrothermal vents. Its identifying characteristics are papillose skin, two horns located above the eyes, small gills, and five to seven lamellae located on the outside of the demibranch. The arms of "G. yamana" have 35–80 suckers on the  females and 26–70 on the males. This species is known from the southwest Atlantic Ocean off the coasts of Uruguay, Argentina, and southern Brazil. "G. yamana" is the fifth species of "Graneledone" found in the southern oceans. "G. yamana" physically resembles the species "Graneledone verrucosa", except the cartilaginous warts on the body cavities of both these species differ. "G. verruscosa" is also found in the North Atlantic Ocean instead of the South.