- A seas**** or sea
s****, also
known simply as a
s****, is a hard,
protective outer layer usually created by an
animal or
organism that
lives in the sea...
-
spiral,
equiangular spiral, or
growth spiral is a self-similar
spiral curve that
often appears in nature. The
first to
describe a
logarithmic spiral was...
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Ammonoids are
extinct spiral s****ed cephalopods comprising the
subclass Ammonoidea. They are more
closely related to
living coleoids (i.e., octopuses...
- In geometry, a
golden spiral is a
logarithmic spiral whose growth factor is φ, the
golden ratio. That is, a
golden spiral gets
wider (or
further from...
- or
other s****. Most
gastropod s**** are
spirally coiled. The
majority (over 90%) of
gastropod species have
dextral (right-handed)
s****, but a small...
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Archimedean spiral hyperbolic spiral Fermat's
spiral lituus logarithmic spiral Cornu spiral spiral of
Theodorus Fibonacci Spiral (golden
spiral) The involute...
- this term is
often used for the lion-shaped door
knockers instead of
spiral s****-shaped knockers. As seen in the table, some
names are ****igned to different...
- word for
snail s****,
which in turn is from the
Ancient Gr**** κοχλίας
kokhlias ("snail, ****"), and from κόχλος
kokhlos ("
spiral s****") in reference...
- a
spiral-shaped pattern. Bone
tissue is shown. For
mollusc whorls, the body
whorl in a
mollusc s**** is the most
recently formed whorl of a
spiral s****...
- the
spiral or
whorled growth of a
mollusc s****. A
spiral configuration of the
s**** is
found in
numerous gastropods, but it is also
found in
s****ed cephalopods...
