The Nautilus, a water dependent lifeform- a "marine mollusc of the cephalopod family Nautilidae" (Wikipedia), is found as a fossil across continents in different strata. It is even found in the Tythes Region of the Himalayas. Yet the shell structure of the living form is similar to the fossil form. However, there are many variations in the Nautilus as well-but this is not evolution but simply variation in "kind". "Living Fossils" argue strongly against evolution and for a short age of the earth. Other "Living Fossils" include both botanical and biological life forms. Various fossils, including some Nautilus, shown traumatic burial as they are crushed. More information is available on the Issues in Creation-Evolution tab of this website. The book on the Noah Flood Account as a TNR also contains more information. See links to purchase below.
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