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Such a gap will allow for thickness of the Nautilus shell and thereby supports the conjecture that the golden ratio is connected with this growth phenomenon in nature Figure 7 The bottom half and the top half of the Nautilus shell is shown in respectively Figure 8Nautilus shell symmetry Fibonacci half cross section spiral golden ratio mother of pearl stock, photo, photograph, image, picture Photo about macro, golden, shape, nautilus In 1999, retired mathematician Clement Falbo measured a series of nautilus shells at San Francisco's California Academy of Sciences, and he found that while they were indeed logarithmic spirals (like the golden spiral), their ratios ranged from about 124 to 143, with an average ratio of about 133 to 1, not even close to the 1618 ratio of the Golden Spiral Nautilus Shell Section Perfect Golden Ratio Pattern On White Clipping Path Stock Photo Adobe Stock Nautilus shell golden ratio