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[72] One should know the following according to the traditions of the people: Jeevajeevaabhigamsutra Golo, Nupur, Saumangalaka, Vanshimukh, Soochimukh, Gojalouka, Jalouka (leech), Jaalayushk. Shankha - conch shells born in the sea. Shankhanak - small conch shells born in the sea. Ghulla-Ghonghha / Khulla - small conch shells shaped like sea shells / Varata Kaudias / Sautrika, Maulika, Kalluyavas, Ekavart, Dwi-Pravart, Nandikavart, Shambuk, Matruvah - these are all different types of conch shells. Sippisamputa - clams / Chandanak - axis (dice) / Samudralikasha - a type of worm / these and other similar worms born in dead bodies should be understood as Dwindriya. These Dwindriya beings should be understood as two types based on sufficient and insufficient. The examination of the 23 doors of the body, etc., should be known in this way:
* **Shariradwar** - These beings have three bodies: Audarik, Taijas and Karman.
* **Avgahanaadwar** - The body-avgahana of these beings is from the countless parts of an angul to the twelve yojanas.
* **Sanhanandwar** - These beings have a chedavati-sevatam sanhanan. Here, the main sanhanan should be taken, not the formal one. Because these beings have bones.
* **Sansthanadwar** - These beings have a hand-sansthan.
* **Kashayadwar** - All four kshayas are found in them.
* **Sanjnaadwar** - They have all four aharad, etc., sanjnas.
* **Lenyadwar** - These beings have three leshyas from the beginning: Krishna, Neel, Kapoth.
* **Indriyadwar** - They have two senses: touch and taste.
* **Samudghatadwar** - They have three samudghats: pain, kshaya and maranantik samudghat.
* **Sanjnaadwar** - These beings are not sanjni / they are asanjni.
* **Vedadwar** - These beings are napunsakavedi. They are sammuchim and those who are sammuchim are napunsak.
* **Tattvarth Sutra** says: "Narak and sammuchim are napunsakavedi."
* **Paryaptidwar** - These beings have five paryaptis compared to sufficient beings and five aparyaptis compared to insufficient beings.
* **Drishtidwar** - These beings are both samyagdristi and mithyadristi, but not mishradristi. This is clear: 1. Narakasamuchhino napunsakanni / Tattvarth Su. Pr. 2 Su. 50