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The 14 pages that link to Jet propulsion, each with the reason it gives.

• LocomotionRelated: Squid and some other animals use expelled water for rapid movement.

• Aquatic locomotionBroader topic: Jellyfish and cephalopods propel themselves by ejecting water.

• CephalopodRelated: Most cephalopods use mantle contractions and a funnel to swim this way.

• AmmoniteRelated: Like other cephalopods, ammonites likely used muscular funnels for swimming by jetting water.

• AfterburnerNarrower topic: The afterburner increases thrust by raising the exhaust's energy and velocity.

• Undulatory locomotionCompared with: Cephalopods and other jetting animals generate thrust by expulsion rather than body waves.

• Giant squidRelated: The giant squid moves by forcing water through its siphon.

• Jet aircraftNarrower topic: Jet aircraft are one application of this broader propulsion principle.

• Common octopusRelated: The common octopus uses water expelled through its siphon for rapid escape.

• SiphonophoreRelated: Contracting nectophores expel water and provide siphonophores with jet-powered swimming.

• BelemnitidaRelated: Like other cephalopods, belemnites likely moved through water by expelling water from the mantle cavity.

• NautiloidRelated: Nautiloids move through water using the cephalopod funnel.

• SalpRelated: Water expelled during feeding also drives a salp forward.

• SpirulaRelated: Spirula moves by drawing water into its mantle cavity and expelling it through a funnel.