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This image depicts a segment of a natural history museum exhibit in Asenovgrad, Bulgaria. The scene is presented within a display case, characterized by a light blue back panel and a golden-colored frame visible at the bottom. Multiple paleontological specimens and accompanying informational text panels in Bulgarian are visible. In the upper left quadrant, five elongated, pointed fossils, consistent with belemnite rostra, are arranged on a rectangular, light brown felt-like mat. Below this, a large, fossilized spiral shell, indicative of an ammonite or nautiloid, rests on a similar light brown mat. Two prominent white information cards with Cyrillic text are displayed. The larger card on the left is titled "КЛАС СЕФАЛОПОДА (ГЛАВОНОГИ) ПОДКЛАС NAUTILOIDEA (НАУТИЛОИДЕИ)," identifying the Class Cephalopoda, Subclass Nautiloidea. A narrower, vertical card to its right states, "Съвременен представител на род Nautilus (бисерен наутилус)," indicating a modern representative of the genus Nautilus (pearly nautilus). Additional partial text panels at the top include details such as "Възраст: креда, хотрив" (Age: Cretaceous, Hauterivian) and mention of "dilatata (Blainville)." Dominating the right side of the frame is a photographic print mounted on a black background. This print illustrates a sagittal cross-section of a Nautilus. The image clearly shows the creature's spirally coiled, chambered shell with cream and brown banding, and details of its internal anatomy, including an eye and tentacles, characterized by cream, brown, and distinctive orange-and-white speckled patterns. No individuals are present in the scene.
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