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1. Nautilus, plural Nautiluses, or nautili, either of two genera of cephalopod mollusks: the pearly, or chambered, nautilus (Nautilus), to which the name properly applies; and the paper nautilus (Argonauta), a cosmopolitan genus related to the octopus.

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2. Nautiluses are invertebrates, cephalopods, and mollusks related to octopus, cuttlefish, and squid

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3. Of all the cephalopods, Nautiluses are the only animal to have a visible shell

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4. Nautiluses are members of the phylum Mollusca, which includes clams, scallops, oysters and more

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5. Paper Nautiluses are found in the open ocean in temperate and tropical waters

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6. Modern Nautiluses are sometimes called living fossils, due to their close resemblance to ancient ancestors like the ammonite

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7. The Nautiluses are also the only cephalopods that reproduce multiple times

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8. Nautiluses are cephalopods—a kind of mollusk

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9. Nautiluses are related to squids and octopuses, but are easily differentiated by their distinctive, ornate, coiled shells

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10. Nautiluses are physically distinct among cephalopods — the family of marine mollusks that also includes octopuses, squid and cuttlefish — in that their squishy bodies are protected by …

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11. Nautiluses have survived five mass extinctions thanks in large part to a big and complex brain that smells and feels better than it can see

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12. Nautilus pompilius, Nautiluses << Cephalopod Species Nautilus and Allonautilus are the last living genera of externally shelled cephalopods (Ward 1983 and 1987, CephBase 2002)

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13. Chambered Nautiluses are slow-growing, late-maturing marine invertebrates that live on tropical coastal reefs in the Indo-Pacific

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14. Chambered Nautiluses may be native to as many as 17 countries, including the U.S

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15. Illustrated Nautiluses form a border on the screen and a larger version bobs up and down in the center.] LANDMAN: We don’t have very much to compare it to because it’s so different from all other modern cephalopods

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16. Nautiluses are a living link to the ancient past

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17. Nautiluses can best be characterized as opportunistic feeders investigating food when detected

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18. There is evidence to support that the Nautiluses detect prey by sampling lateral currents across the reef for chemical trails (O’dor et al., 1993).

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19. However, the shells of chambered Nautiluses are large, ornate and elaborate

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20. Argonauta nodosa, Paper nautilus << Cephalopod Species The paper Nautiluses, Argonauta sp., are not Nautiluses at all, they are octopuses! The paper thin white calcareous 'shell' is actually an egg case made by females

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21. Will activate a magnetic field when an enemy ship comes in a radius of 4 around the Nautilus that reduces the speed of ships (except the Nautiluses themselves) by 70%

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22. Pearly Nautiluses are very muscular but slow swimers

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23. A 2010 study using reports from fishermen in the Philippines showed that Nautiluses in fished areas had declined 80 percent since 1980, just three nautilus generations.

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24. Amazon.com: Safari Ltd Seashells TOOB – Comes With 8 Different Hand Painted Seashell Figurine Models – Including Whelks, Purple Lion's Paws, Sand Dollars, Turbans, Tubas, Nautiluses, Murexes, and Orange Lion's Paws – For Ages 5 and Up: Toys & Games

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25. The U.S., Fiji, India and the island national of Palau have teamed up to request that Nautiluses also be protected under the Convention on International Trade in …

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26. The Nautiluses are the most ancient cephalopods to be found today

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27. The use of the shells of Nautiluses is very common in decorative and making jewelry

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28. Nautiluses are known to found at very deep places in the oceans, almost 2000 feet to 2500 feet in the day but come upto 300 feet during the night.

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29. Discover Life's page about the biology, natural history, ecology, identification and distribution of Mollusca - Molluscs, Chitons, Clams, Mussels, Nautiluses

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30. (Nautiluses, the exception to most cephalopod norms, can live up to 15.) In general, they spawn only once and then die shortly after their offspring are hatched

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31. Nautiluses need your help! Please enjoy and have fun with the secret life of Nautiluses and share their story with your friends and family to

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