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• But DNA sequencing was not easy for the chambered nautilus.
• I never saw a Chambered Nautilus before.
• According to this view, the chambered nautilus might date back only a million years or less.
• Until the late 1980s, only a single chambered nautilus fossil had ever been found, in Russia.
• It turns out that there are many fossils we can now confidently place in the chambered nautilus genus.
• As is seen with poems such as " The Chambered Nautilus " and " " or"
• This is found in the tentacles of the chambered nautilus and in the elephant proboscis ( trunk ).
• The chambered nautilus shell and the spiral symbol in Arizona petroglyphs are present in the ramp of the Guggenheim museum.
• It includes clams, oysters, mussels, scallops and snails, even octopus, squid and the chambered nautilus.
• The Temple at Independence, Missouri was conceived by Japanese architect Gyo Obata after the concept of the chambered nautilus.
• There was only one problem : If the chambered nautilus is so old, why are there no fossils of it?
• Instead, his photograph looks dizzyingly upward, flattening the famous whorls into an abstract form that suggests a chambered nautilus.
• These animals, the chambered nautiluses, look like snails with tentacles _ their closest living relatives are the octopus and squid.
• Small natural history collections were common in mid-19th-century Victorian homes, and chambered nautilus shells were popular decorations.
• But in the 65 million years since the dinosaurs died out, the family to which the chambered nautilus belongs has gradually diminished.
• Ground was broken on April 16, 1965, and in the same year the Chambered Nautilus was adopted as the official UWF emblem.
• When a living chambered nautilus emerges from its egg, it stops growing temporarily, and this pause leaves a distinct groove in its shell.
• The square also contains tributes to the Girl Scouts of the USA, founded by Savannahian Juliette Gordon Low, and to the chambered nautilus.
• The chambered nautilus has about 90 tentacles rather than the eight or 10 of other cephalopods, and its peculiarly primitive eye lacks a true lens.
• Our fossil analysis also supported DNA results : the king nautilus is much more recently evolved than the chambered nautilus and is probably an evolutionary offshoot.