Figure 6.
Diagrams depicting functional postures for the shell instability (A) and hindrance (B) in the spire height and aperture inclination (log10T − Δ) morphospace for W = 100.2, D = 0, and Г = 0. Each color in the morphospace shows which posture achieves the lower value of the norm/projected area on each shell shape (yellow for Paperture, light blue for Pgrowth). The criterion for including a specimen on the plots is that W = 100.2 ± 0.1. (C) Theoretical models with log10T = −0.1 and Δ = 0 at Paperture (left) and Pgrowth (right). Both the norm and projected area become small at Pgrowth. (D) Theoretical models with log10T = 0.9 and Δ = 0 at Paperture (left) and Pgrowth (right). Both the norm and projected area become small at Paperture.

Diagrams depicting functional postures for the shell instability (A) and hindrance (B) in the spire height and aperture inclination (log10T − Δ) morphospace for W = 100.2, D = 0, and Г = 0. Each color in the morphospace shows which posture achieves the lower value of the norm/projected area on each shell shape (yellow for Paperture, light blue for Pgrowth). The criterion for including a specimen on the plots is that W = 100.2 ± 0.1. (C) Theoretical models with log10T = −0.1 and Δ = 0 at Paperture (left) and Pgrowth (right). Both the norm and projected area become small at Pgrowth. (D) Theoretical models with log10T = 0.9 and Δ = 0 at Paperture (left) and Pgrowth (right). Both the norm and projected area become small at Paperture.

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