†Enchoteuthinae Muensterellidae is a family of stem-octopod cephalopods from the Late Jurassic to Late Cretaceous.

Muensterellidae is one of two families in the superfamily Muensterelloidea along with the Patelloctopodidae.

The muensterelloids are characterized by having a roughly spoon-shaped end of the gladius called the patella.

This type of gladius is likely ancestral to the gladius remnants of modern octopuses.

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