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Nautilus shell
Nautilus shell. Computer graphic showing a cross- section of the shell of a Nautilus. The shell is empty of contents, with the inner chambers and spiral whorls visible. At each shell partition is a knob-like structure forming the siphuncle tube; this thin internal tube (not clearly seen) fills the shell chambers with a gas and enables the Nautilus to float or sink in the sea. The Nautilus is a cephalopod mollusc resembling a squid in having a foot of many tentacles. There are only 6 living species of Nautilus, descended from a large and ancient group which thrived in the early Palaeozoic era
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