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Bisected chambered nautilus

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Evidence & model coverage

500,000 web triangles; 21 supplied geometry groups before runtime flattening. Generic mesh chunks are not physical components.

Changes: Texture cap 512px (JPEG 85 for opaque images, PNG for transparency); duplicate/unused data removed; welded vertices; Draco encoding; supplied mesh-bearing nodes retained.

Credit: RISD Nature Lab. Bisected chambered nautilus. https://sketchfab.com/3d-models/chambered-nautilus-ad379c7c5ca345ac801bd249d864c94f. CC BY 4.0. Geometry and embedded supplied textures from the same downloaded package; no outside photographs imported.

Original model and provenance · CC BY 4.0 · Subject information · Download adapted GLB

Display size is normalized, not a measurement tool. Hidden interiors and unmodeled mechanisms are not inferred.

File audit and caveats
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A scanned bisected Nautilus pompilius shell. Keep the specimen cut clearly identified. Chambers are visible, but a living animal's soft anatomy is not supplied.