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SEA FABLES EXPLAINED.
hydro-dynamic law which governs its mode of self-propulsion
when swimming, and possibly in some degree within the
control of the animal — the latter is relieved of much of the
weight of its shell. When the Nautilus is at the bottom of
the sea its movement is like that of a snail crawling along
FIG. ■^^. — THE PEARLY NAUTILUS .Nautilus pompiUus., AND SECTION OF
ITS SHELL. After Professor Owen.
a a, Partitions; b b, chambers; b', the last-formed chamber, in which the
animal lives ; c c, the siphuncle ; d, attaching muscle ; e e, the hollow
arms ; ff, retractile tentacles ; g, muscular disk, or foot ; //, the eye ; /,
position of funnel.
Upon the ground with its shell above it. The shell, in
proportion to the" size of the animal that inhabits it, is a
heavy one, and unless it were rendered semi-buoyant, its
owner's strength would be severely taxed by the effort to

drag it along. By the means indicated this portable
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Sea fables explained / by Henry Lee.
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Page 90
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