Item Number
395
Type
image
Description
Nautilus
Size
18x13
Age
~ Mesozoic, Jurassic
Status
in inventory
Display/Storage
Display
Building
Zuhl Museum
Original Site
Somerset, England
Date Acquired
1997
Source
Moussa Minerals. U.K.
Gallery/Room\Floor
History of Life Gallery
Notes
From Lodes Hill. The nautilus has survived unchanged for millions of years. It’s known as a ‘living fossil’. They can still be found swimming in the Indian and Pacific Oceans, but they’re rarely seen because they spend most of their time in very deep water.
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Description
From Lodes Hill. The nautilus has survived unchanged for millions of years. It’s known as a ‘living fossil’. They can still be found swimming in the Indian and Pacific Oceans, but they’re rarely seen because they spend most of their time in very deep water. 7x6
Keywords
Nautilus From Lodes Hill. The nautilus has survived unchanged for millions of years. It’s known as a ‘living fossil’. They can still be found swimming in the Indian and Pacific Oceans, but they’re rarely seen because they spend most of their time in very deep water. 1997 ~ Mesozoic, Jurassic Fossil
Keywords
Nautilus From Lodes Hill. The nautilus has survived unchanged for millions of years. It’s known as a ‘living fossil’. They can still be found swimming in the Indian and Pacific Oceans, but they’re rarely seen because they spend most of their time in very deep water. 1997 ~ Mesozoic, Jurassic Fossil