Siphuncle Structure
Siphuncle Structure is a morphological feature in fossilized cephalopod shells consisting of a serially partitioned tubular organ that traverses the septa and regulates buoyancy by mediating the exchange of fluids and gases between chambers, thereby distinguishing it from other internal shell structures.
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