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The 23 pages that link to Squid, each with the reason it gives.

• SuperconductivityBroader topic: Flux quantization and phase coherence make superconductors exceptionally sensitive magnetic sensors.

• CephalopodBroader topic: Squids show the fast-swimming, open-water body plan of many cephalopods.

• Josephson effectBroader topic: Junction currents make the loop’s response sensitive to magnetic flux.

• AlbatrossRelated: Squid are a major food source for many albatross species.

• MagnetometerBroader topic: SQUID magnetometers reach sensitivities beyond most other sensor designs.

• Giant squidNarrower topic: Giant squid are unusually large members of this broader group.

• NautilusCompared with: Squids retain a reduced internal shell rather than Nautilus's external chambered one.

• SuperconductorBroader topic: Its Josephson junctions turn superconducting phase coherence into highly sensitive magnetometry.

• Brian JosephsonBroader topic: Its interference response makes Josephson junctions exceptionally sensitive magnetometers.

• Magnetic flux quantumBroader topic: Its flux-periodic response is calibrated directly in units of Φ₀.

• Risso’s dolphinRelated: Squid are a principal food source for Risso’s dolphin.

• Pilot whaleRelated: Squid form a major part of pilot whales’ diet.

• Yttrium barium copper oxideRelated: Yttrium barium copper oxide films can form SQUIDs that operate with liquid-nitrogen cooling.

• Anthony LeggettRelated: Superconducting quantum devices make macroscopic quantum behavior experimentally accessible.

• Atomic magnetometerCompared with: SQUIDs are highly sensitive but generally require cryogenic cooling, unlike many atomic sensors.

• Cephalopod beakBroader topic: Squid beaks provide a useful comparison with the beaks of octopuses and cuttlefish.

• Colossal squidNarrower topic: The colossal squid shares the basic body plan of other squid.

• CuttlefishCompared with: Squid generally have a slender internal pen rather than the buoyant cuttlebone.

• Little penguinRelated: Squid form part of the little penguin’s prey in some regions.

• Pygmy sperm whaleBroader topic: Squid are a principal food source pursued during the whale’s deep dives.

• Right whale dolphinRelated: Squid are among the prey eaten by right whale dolphins.

• Superconducting detectorRelated: Some detectors use SQUIDs to read out tiny currents or magnetic signals.

• Umbrella octopusCompared with: Its streamlined body and tentacles contrast with the compact, webbed cirrate form.