Is iptables able to show current states?

[netfilter@island.ca]

I remember that with ipchains you could "ipchains -ML" to list current open connections so that you could tell that things were actually working. This was for Masquarading. Is there something similar in iptables to show you your current states? 

I know with iptables you can "iptables -t nat -nvL" and have it show you that you are infact showing some packets hitting your SNAT rule but can you see the individual connections as they are made?
for example:

$ipchains -ML
IP masquerading entries
prot expire   source               destination          ports
TCP  5810:03.30 test.domain.org        xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx      1952 (62603) -> https
TCP  00:40.57 test.domain.org        192.168.0.2          1039 (64133) -> 1045
TCP  5814:46.14 test.domain.org        xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx      1970 (62634) -> https


	-aj mirani